Thread: Graphing software

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?

Originally Posted by kablooey

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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Originally Posted by kablooey

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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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.

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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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Originally Posted by antoncermak

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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Can you tell where MindsEye is mentioned in the link you provided?

I found some by looking up 'drawing graphs' on Google.

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

Originally Posted by kablooey

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?

There are also several online utilities you can use.

Fooplot ( www.fooplot.com ) will let you save graphs, and if you choose one of the vector formats (PDF, EPS, SVG) they will be fantastic for printing, though you need a program that supports vector image embedding. If you're doing your worksheets in LaTeX this is ideal. Fooplot also has PNG export for those using less-professional programs.

Desmos ( www.desmos.com ) seems to only let you save after logging in, though you could always screenshot it.

graph.tk ( graph.tk ) also lets you save, but doesn't support vector formats.