Rules for Entering Functions |
You don't need to write the multiplication sign between a number and a variable (parentheses, function). |
Function | It is possible to write |
4 * x | 4x |
2 * (x+1) | 2(x+1) |
If the argument of a function is x, 2x, 3x, and so on then you don't need to write the parentheses. |
Function | It is possible to write |
sin(2*x) | sin2x |
tg(4*x) | tg4x |
In any other case, the function argument must be written in parentheses. |
Function | You must write |
sin(x/4) | sin(x/4) |
tg(2x+pi/4) | tg(2x+pi/4) |
You don't need to write the multiplication sign between a parentheses and a functions. |
Function | It is possible to write |
2 * (x+1) * (x-2) | 2(x+1)(x-2) |
3 * (x-2) * cos2(x+pi) | 3(x-2) cos(x+pi)**2 |
4 * sin(2*x) * cos(x+pi)2 | 4sin2x cos((x+pi)**2) |
The decimal fraction must be written using a dot. For example: 0.5 |
If you want to exponentiate m/n where n is odd, then you cannot use exponentiation. |
You cannot use | You must use |
x **(1/3) | root(3,x) |
x **(2/3) | root(3,x**2) |
Designations
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+ - / * | addition, subtraction, division and multiplication |
** or ^ | exponentiation |
root (n,x) | root of n-th degree. n = 2, 3, 4, 5 and so on. |
pi | pi |
sin (x) | sine of x |
cos (x) | cosine of x |
tan (x) | tangent of x |
cot (x) | cotangent of x |
ln (x) | natural logarithm |
lg (x) | decimal logarithm |
log (n,x) | lognx n > 0 n ≠ 1 |
exp (x) | ex |
asin (x) | arcsine of x |
acos (x) | arccosine of x |
atan (x) | arctangent of x |
acot (x) | arccotangent of x |
abs (x) | |x| |
If you want to draw a parametric graph the variable t is used instead of the variable x. |
Please select t range not more than 200 pi. |
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