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Graphing Program for OS X
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Join Date: Nov 2002
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I'm currently working on an Internal Assessment for IB in Calculus and I need to make printable graphs of some exponential functions. I know Graphmatica works well for this purpose, but only on Windows. Anyone know of an OS X app to do this with?
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DBGFHRGL!
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Join Date: Aug 2002
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Originally posted by Psychonaut:
I'm currently working on an Internal Assessment for IB in Calculus and I need to make printable graphs of some exponential functions. I know Graphmatica works well for this purpose, but only on Windows. Anyone know of an OS X app to do this with?
Can't you use Excel?
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I'd use Maple or Mathematica to print out those functions, but since both software packages are rather expensive, I suggest that you try using Graphing Calculator in your 'Applications (Mac OS 9)' folder first.
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Join Date: Oct 2001
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There are lots of graphing programs available. Aside from the big, expensive ones, there are also lots of free ones like R or octave. If you want a very easy-to-use one, try Graph-O-Matic.
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Join Date: Sep 2000
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I am going to write a graphing program that imports excel sheets.  I haven't had to deal with Calculus since Cal 3 four years ago! I wonder if I still remember any of it... 
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Mathematica gets my vote.
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