Graph Plotter
Visualize mathematical functions and equations
Example Functions:
x*x- Quadratic functionMath.sin(x)- Sine waveMath.cos(x)- Cosine waveMath.exp(x)- ExponentialMath.log(x)- Natural logarithm1/x- Reciprocal function
đFormula
y = f(x)đĄHow it works
Input any JavaScript mathematical expression using x as the variable. The calculator will plot the function for the given range of x values.
âšī¸ What is Graphing Calculator?
A graphing calculator plots mathematical functions on a coordinate plane, visualizing equations like y = f(x) to understand behavior: where a function crosses the x-axis (roots), where it peaks or troughs (extrema), inflection points, asymptotes, and intervals of increase or decrease.
đ Formula
âī¸ Worked Example
- 1y-intercept: set x=0 â y = 0 â 0 + 3 = 3. Point: (0, 3)
- 2x-intercepts: solve x² â 4x + 3 = 0 â (xâ1)(xâ3) = 0 â x = 1 or x = 3
- 3Vertex (minimum): x = âb/2a = 4/2 = 2 â y = 4â8+3 = â1. Vertex: (2, â1)
- 4Opens upward (a = +1 > 0)
đĄ How to Interpret Results
- â¸Where the curve is above the x-axis, f(x) > 0; below means f(x) < 0.
- â¸Steeper slope = faster rate of change at that point.
- â¸Local maxima/minima occur where the curve changes direction (derivative = 0).
- â¸Asymptotes (vertical/horizontal) show where the function approaches infinity or a limit.
- â¸Intersection of two curves shows solutions to f(x) = g(x).
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