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I just found an amazing graphing program that takes a bit to get used to, but is really handy.

The program itself is called Advanced Grapher or Agrapher for short.

It can be found at http://www.alentum.com/agrapher/.


It comes with a 30day free trial, but costs money after that.


I know some people who utilized their computer knowledge to ascertain a full version of this program by questionable means, but I do not personally endorse hacking.


So what useful graphing programs have you found?

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graphcalc.com has a great program for graphing complex functions, it's a shame it doesn't graph data

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I use Graphmatica. You can find it free on the internet (and not through hacking, it's just a free program). You can order a more advanced version, I think, but the trial version doesn't have any max time period and does more than enough to deal with really any math assignment.

You can graph equations and data points. It will also find the best-fit line for the set of data you input, and you can set it to find a sinusoidal, power, or logarithmic best-fit (there are other best-fit options, but i cant remember them). It also uses different colours for each data set and the lines, so you can easily distinguish between the different things you've graphed.

It works well for the math projects, our teacher told us to use it.

Here's the website for it (I decided to look it up): http://www.graphmatica.com/about.html

Enjoy. :D

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We use Graphical Analysis 3 (GA3). It's a Graphing software by Vernier. It costs something, but we have school licenses. The good thing about it is that it works with Mac too. :(

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I use graph 4.3.Its really good and it has no problems on vista.

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http://www.ebicom.net/~dhyams/cftp.htm

- great program for doing regressions, just click on the zip file and it'll download!



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I dont know if anybody has said this or not but i LOVE this graphing program. Its user-friendly, compact, and best of all its FREE!!

Graph Program

Hope I've helped out

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Autpograph
http://www.autograph-maths.com/ works well for me!

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if you have a mac..use "grapher" (search it with spotlight) it's pre-installed and really good!

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I just use excel for graphing usually if the equation is simple enough by setting up a function and generating a few points for it, but only because I've been using excel since I was a kid and I'm comfortable with it.
If the graph is complex or I'm graphing it without knowing what it should look like I use Mathematica, but it's overkill for what I'm doing usually.

Edited by IBMan9000, Apr 30, 2008 - 03:40.


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Graphmatica works wonders

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yea , there're lot of good graphing programs .

perhaps , some of u wanna use autograph .

since we need to pay for using it , this is the link to download the crack version of autograph 3.2 :

http://rapidshare.com/files/89628870/Autog...v3.20.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/89625810/Autog...v3.20.part2.rar

enjoy , :yes:

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:) is that legal?

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Of course it isn't.

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I've heard a lot of you praise Graphmatica- and that's the program that I used to use! But... isn't Graphmatica unable to sketch exponentials? So I had no choice but to turn to a random graphing program in my hl maths CD...

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I use autograph 3.1. You can download a 30 day trial on the internet.

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View Postbeli16, on Apr 14 2008, 02:41 PM, said:

if you have a mac..use "grapher" (search it with spotlight) it's pre-installed and really good!

Is Spotlight a search engine?.... *searches* Ah, I see. On the Mac itself. Great, I found Grapher!! Thank you very much!

I'm having trouble finding a good and not-too-advanced graphing program that'll work on a Mac. Anyone used any others?

Edited by Wanda(Not Alvin), Jun 07, 2008 - 17:54.


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thnx

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Graphmatica, and it's is reeeaaaaally helpful

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A great program for the macintosh is Grapher, and the best thing is that it comes pre-installed with every mac.






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