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Graphics - Explorer


half size examples
y = a(x-4)+3y = a*sin(x)


This program plots and prints 2D graphics of several types of equations.
Along a set of dots, the best fitting function is calculated.
Formulas may contain constants a,b or c, which are
changable at a mouseclick.
Graphics will adjust instantly to new values of a,b,c creating a
movie like effect while unveiling the role of the
particular constant.
Example:
y = a*sin(b*x + c)
where change of constants shows variation in
amplitude, frequency or phase.


y = 0.25x^2 - 5 {area}y = 0.25(x-a)^2


Graphics-Explorer specifications



y=5sin(v)+3sin(5v);x=5cos(v)+3cos(5v)(x^2+y^2)(y^2+x(x+10))=32x*y^2


Below is a true size example of Graphics-Explorer.
Buttons, edit windows and pull-down menu are not pictured.


Pictured is a parametric function:
(the sharp bends are the result of insufficient number of steps)

y = c(1+sin(a*v))sin(b*v) ; x = c(1+sin(a*v))cos(b*v)

where

a=42.41 b=21.0 c=5 and v runs from 0 to 10 in 400 steps