Graphing Calculator

Standard math notation: x^2, 2x + 1, sin(x), e^(-x^2), 1/(x-2). Implicit multiplication works (2x, 3sin(x), x(x+1)), pi and e are built in, and the function list covers sin/cos/tan and their inverses, sinh/cosh/tanh, sqrt, abs, ln (natural), log (base 10), exp, floor, ceil, and round.

Drag the graph so the feature is centered, then scroll to zoom — the grid rescales its step (10 → 5 → 2 → 1 → 0.5) as you go, so gridlines stay readable at any magnification. Reset view returns to the standard window.

Naive plotters connect every computed point, so when tan(x) jumps from +∞ to −∞ they draw the connecting line. This one detects those jumps and lifts the pen — what you see at an asymptote is the honest gap.

It's a grapher, not a CAS — but graphing y = f(x) and y = g(x) together shows intersections visually, and zooming in reads their coordinates to any precision you need. For symbolic solutions, plot to understand the shape first; the algebra goes faster when you know what the answer should look like.