I'm looking for a free program to graph relatively straightforward high school functions. I'd like it to produce decently high resolution so I can print it out and make high school math worksheets.
Which program should I use?
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thanks for the list very usefull for me
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For a very straightforward graph without any of the advanced functions, I use this website: https://www.desmos.com/calculator
You can simply type in a function and it'll show it on the graph, no other complications.
Hi,
there are lot of graphics software available used for graphics, you can search it on the software sites and can draw graph.
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Now a Days lots of Graphics software available in the market, I am working with MindsEye – A nice freeware 3D modeling and rendering suite for Linux users.
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I have used a program called Advanced Grapher to prepare graphs for papers, presentations, and one book. It costs $30 (I have enjoyed lifetime upgrades) and is currently available here
Plot graphs, perform regression analysis with Advanced Grapher
The 2 I like best are both free:
- WinPlot: http://math.exeter.edu/rparris/winplot.html
- Graph: Graph