§ 1: Graphing in 2D


Plotting y = f(x)

In MathView you may author a scene where a single function is graphed. Your user may change the following:
  • The formula for f(x)
  • The window settings
  • Use Other Graphical Tools (as described in §3)
Go ahead now and change the function to see the graph automatically change. Standard input conventions work: ^ = superscript; _ = subscript; * = multiplication; / = division. 		No support for LM Objects

No support for LM Objects

Plotting Two Functions F(x), G(x)

In MathView you may author a scene where a two (or more) functions are graphed together. Your user may change the following:
  • The formula for f(x) and g(x)
  • The window settings
  • Use Other Graphical Tools (as described in §3) such as the knife tool and zooming-in.
Go ahead now and change the functions to see the graph automatically change.

Plotting Two Functions and a Set of Points

In MathView you may mix and match as many different graphical objects as you wish for WWW presentation to your readers. In addition to the changeability above, you may:
  • Change the coordinates of the points in P
  • Add new points by clicking on the last y-coordinate in P, and typing the ; keystroke. This will add a new row for inputting another point onto the graph.
Go ahead now and change the point value to see the graph automatically change. 		No support for LM Objects

Road Map

MATHVIEW Demonstrations
  • MathView Gallery
    • §1: 2D Graphing of Points and Curves
    • §2: 3D Graphing of Curves and Surfaces
    • §3: Graphical Analysis Tools for Your Readers on the WWW
    • §4: Algebraic Calculations and Re-Calculations on the WWW
    • §5: Data Sets and Graphing on the WWW
    • §6: Animated Graphs
    • §7: Symbolic Calculator

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