Greetings all, There seemed to be some problem downloading the .sit.hqx file; after four downloads, two were converted to .sit. No idea of the cause; I use...
Hi Friends, I am a new member of this group. I am a automotive engineer, still a student. I have a small project which should do the following. I need your...
As a newly upgraded user of 3.2 on a Mac I'm delighted with its capabilities and am already making progress on a problem I wanted to explore. As a practical...
I have also discovered that when you make a Quicktime movie (a very neat feature because it copies it at full speed even if your initial animation is halting)...
Ron, Related to my last e-mail to you, and as some others have requested, the ability to have the animation slider only go through only one iteration might be...
Hi, and apologies for jumping right in with a question about vsn 1.3 . Here's my question, and feel free to point me to an archive of info. I wanted to graph y...
Never mind.... Since what I meant to ask was more or less "can I get GC to plot the real part of this function, or at least give me some sort of warning...
Anyone have much experience with <http://www.curvuspro.ch/osx/en/index.html>? It looks like it has some potential as a replacement for Graphing Calculator on...
On Graphic Calculator 3.2, when I use asin with a complex number, I get the wrong result. The correct result is found by entering 1/i or -i then asin : -i (...
I just recently purchased the new 3.2 version for Windows and I have a questions as to how I would enter an equation in the math window to solve the follow...
Hi Miko and Terve: Or, think of it this way: Cotx-->0 as x-->pi/2, so the principal solution is near (but less than) pi/2. Graph y=cotx (don't worry about...
Pat Thompson
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Nov 23, 2003 10:18 pm
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Being new to the Graphcalc 3.2 windows version, I'm familiar with other graphing calculators that have a "mode" setting for Radials or Degrees. I haven't been...
... You can use degrees as the argument of a trig function by typing "degree" or "option-D" after the argument. For example, typing: "cos60degree" evaluates to...
When graphing an equation (version 3.2) such as y=sin x, is there any way to have the "units" on the graph to be diplayed in a different value ... ... such as...
Hello GraphCalc Users ... Being still new at GraphCals (3.2), I'm interested in the ... Given the above matrices, how do you perform with GraphCalc 3.2 : ...
Randy, Some other demonstrations of matrix algebra from the http://groups.yahoo.com/group/GraphingCalcUsers/ site. To go to these, I think you have to sign in...
Graphing Calculator 3.2 files that I upload to the GraphingCalcUsers group are now saved as text files, no matter what suffix I use. (I'm using Macintosh OS...
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the GraphingCalcUsers group. File :...
GraphingCalcUsers@yah...
Dec 7, 2003 4:44 pm
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Here are the same operations, performed with letters instead of numbers as the matrix elements. In the comments, there are a few wishes for extension of some...
Ron, Thanks for your replies; I'm just about to look at them. GraphingCalcUsers seems to have been having problems with my messages sent with Apple's Mail...
Jorge, Good to hear from you again. I can't get iChat to work. Do you have to have a current AOL account for it to work? It would be interesting to have a...
