Function Plotter

Up to ten functions can be plotted in one coordinate system at one time. You may also use combinations or derivations of already defined functions.

Possible combinations:

If   ƒ1(x) = sin(x)  and  ƒ2(x) = 3*sqr(x), then 

ƒ3(x) = 2*y1^2-y2   substitudes    ƒ3(x) = 2*sin(x)^2-3*sqr(x)
ƒ4(x) = f2(y1)         substitudes     ƒ4(x) = 3*sqr(sin(x))
ƒ5(x) = y2'              substitudes     ƒ5(x) = 3/(2*sqr(x))

By double clicking with the left mouse button you may switch between panning and zooming, detectable at the mouse cursor. A right mouse click opens a popup menu which allows to set further options.

Example:

I chose this example because there were a surprising number of inquiries as to why the lower half of the horizontal parabola is not displayed for the root function. The example shows that the lower half belongs to a different function.
The curves can be switched on and off individually with the switches on the right.

See also:

Supported Functions
Adjusting the Coordinate System