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Online Equation Grapher | gCalcD

Welcome to the gCalcD Online 2D Equation Grapher, the Only Equation Grapher on the Web that Can Graph Any (Well-Defined) Equation

To use this Equation Grapher, select Cartesian or Polar Coordinate System.

To graph an equation type in its expression and press Draw Graph (or Enter on the keyboard).

To graph two or more equation on the same coordinate plane first press Draw Multiple Graphs.... Quick Start / Syntax


Also find out how to change the scales, translate the origin and rotate the axes by using your mouse; and how to change the colours.


Two-Variable Function Grapher :
2 Variable Function Grapher

What is a function?

What is the graph of a function?

What is a coordinate system?


Examples

x = 3y^2-4y-2  parabola (Cartesian)

x^2-3xy-2y^2+4x+2y-2 = 0  hyperbola (Cartesian)

sin(2x) = sin(2y)  Graph it!

sin(x) = sin(xy)  Graph it!

sin(y) = sin(4x)  Graph it! (polar)

4sin(r) = 3cos(4θ)  Graph it! (polar)

sin(θ) = rcos(θ)^2  parabola (polar)

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gCalcD: Graphing Calculator

π: Ctrl+P or Alt+P or pi.   : Ctrl+8 or Alt+8 or infinity.
θ: Ctrl+T or Alt+T or theta. You can also use x instead of θ; it will be replaced by θ when you press Draw Graph or Enter on the keyboard.

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