What is a good graphing calculator program for windows?

[avi85]

What is a good graphing calculator program for windows?

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[Anubis]

maple

 

[avi85]

thanks

 

[rudeguy]

you're welcome

 

[vshah]

Originally posted by: NSFW
you're welcome

you didn't do shit!

 

[LordMorpheus]

Matlab will create graphs (once you know what you're doing) and in my experience, it's a more common program at university computer labs and the like.

Scilab is a decent open source (free) alternative, with good graphing capabilities once you learn the syntax.

 

[Anubis]

Originally posted by: vshah

Originally posted by: NSFW
you're welcome

you didn't do shit!

IDK why but this made me LOL

 

[Zolty]

Are there any flash based ones that blatantly rip off the TI interface?

 

[MrChad]

Power Calculator

 

[Shadow Conception]

Originally posted by: Zolty
Are there any flash based ones that blatantly rip off the TI interface?

You could grab TiEmu and download the Ti-89 Titanium BIOS off of TI's website. I'm not sure if it's legal if you don't already own a Ti-89 Titanium, but I do, so I should be fine.

 

[elmer92413]

Originally posted by: Shadow Conception

Originally posted by: Zolty
Are there any flash based ones that blatantly rip off the TI interface?

You could grab TiEmu and download the Ti-89 Titanium BIOS off of TI's website. I'm not sure if it's legal if you don't already own a Ti-89 Titanium, but I do, so I should be fine.

Awesome, mines been without batteries for awhile and I've had occasion where I've wanted to graph stuff, but I haven't wanted to get batteries just for that.

 

[Demon-Xanth]

I've used graphcalc for a while. Not saying it's the best, just that it works and is free.

 

[Hacp]

Originally posted by: Anubis
maple

I have maple 11 graphic calculator, but it doesn't let me enter the last entry without actually using hte mouse and clicking the last button. Do you know how using a keyboard shortcut?

 

[CP5670]

Mathematica or Maple would work and are easier to use than Matlab for something like this. There is also a shareware (unlimited trial) program out there called GrafEq that does implicitly defined curves a lot better than the big name programs.