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Article #2513Can anyone recommend a good graphics calculator package?
From: sidwell
Date: Wed, 23 Dec 1992 15:45
Date: Wed, 23 Dec 1992 15:45
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I'm looking for a shareware or public domain graphics calculator package
for MS-DOS machines.
The intended target audience is high school or early college level kids
taking math courses where one needs to graph misc functions. My current
package "funcplot", written by a now graduated student here, is unusable
since I acquired an HP IIP laser jet. Ease of use is important. The package
need not support the more esoteric functions: sin, cos, log, exp, and
polynomials are probably good enough. (anyone out there ever use Hankel
functions?). The basic mode of operation desired is to enter the function,
select min and max values of x and y, number of points, see the result
on the monitor, and be able to dump to a Laser Jet printer (with 2.5mb mem)
.
Does anyone have an suggestions?
Thanks for your nethelp, Ron Sidwell
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