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The Equation button enters
a screen where the user can enter up to three equations for graphing.
The ENTER key must be pressed to accept an equation. The +, -, *, /, ^,
(, and ) are valid operators for equations. PI and e are constants. And
the functions are: abs, sqrt, ln, sin, asin, cos, acos, tan, atan. The
first variable in an equation is the variable that will be used for the
equation. The Graphing XMIN and XMAX can also be changed
in this screen.
The Table
button enters a screen which allows the user to evaluate the equations
for given values.
The Points button enters a screen where points
can be placed on the graph. Entering x, y pairs or a single mouse click
on the graph screen will deposit/remove points as long as the points window
is opened.
The Round button will round the displayed
values to a proportion of the current scale. First round simply rounds
the displayed values. The second round keeps the rounded values. The X
and Y position is not kept.
The Grid button toggles the grid lines on
and off. The screen is divided into 10 horizontal by 10 vertical divisions
of size scale.
The Back button goes back through the move/zoom
list.
The Xin, Xout, Yin, Yout,
In, and Out buttons are the Zoom buttons.
The Scrollbars reposition the graph.
The Reset button restores the graph to the
original conditions when it was first opened.
The Home button repositions
the x and y axis to -10 to 10.
A mouse double click
on the graph screen centers on that point.
A mouse single click on the graph screen gives the
x, y coordinates of the point.
A mouse click and drag on the graph screen will
do a window zoom.
The min, max, and scale values
can be changed. The scale and either min or max can be changed. The other,
max or min, is recalculated through scale.
Vertical asymptotes appear but need some work.
Java Graphing
Applet with Equation Parser |
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