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Graphing Tutorial

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Getting Started

✅ A function is an equation in the form y=something xy=something \ xy=something x.

✅ A relation is an equation with both xxx and yyy in it.

✅ Domain and range are optional except for parametric graphs.

/graph single function

Use this command to plot a single function. The name of the function can be anything, in this case we used v(x)v(x)v(x).

/graph multiple function

Use this command to plot two functions. Great for graphing derivatives, antiderivatives and inverse graphs.

/graph single relation

Use this command to plot a single relation. Check out the graph of a heart below! We changed the domain and range to get a close-up.

/graph multiple relation

Use this command to plot two relations. Great for graphing conic sections such as circles and hyperbolas.

/graph single parametric

Use this command to plot a set of parametric equations, that is x(t)x(t)x(t) and y(t)y(t)y(t). You must specify the start and end times.

/graph single 3D

Use this command to plot a 3D representation of a function or relation. Looks pretty cool, right?

Notes

  • The default domain is 𝑥 ∈ [-5, 5].

  • The default range is 𝘺 ∈ [-5, 5].

  • Vote is required for 3D graphs.

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