GraphMathEx
GraphMathEx
Expression Solver + Graph Plotter
Saved Expressions:
How to Use GraphMathEx – Interactive Graph Plotting Tool
GraphMathEx is a powerful and intuitive tool designed to plot mathematical expressions and coordinate points on an interactive graph. Ideal for students, educators, engineers, and mathematicians!
Features
- Plot any math expression (e.g. y = x^2 + 3)
- Add individual coordinate points (e.g. (2, 3))
- Hover to view details for each plotted point
- Dark & Light theme toggle
- Save & delete expressions with confirmation
- Dynamic table showing all plotted points
How to Use
- Enter a Math Expression:
Type expressions like y = x^2 + 3 and click "Plot". - Add Points:
Input coordinates like (1,2), (3,4) and click "Add Points". - Hover:
Hover over graph points to view detailed values. - Save:
Use the "Save" icon to store plotted expressions in the sidebar. - Delete:
Click the icon. A confirmation will pop up before deletion. - Theme:
Toggle between dark & light mode using the switch.
Sample Expressions to Try
| Expression | Description | Graph Type |
|---|---|---|
| y = 2x + 3 | Linear equation with slope 2 and intercept 3 | Straight line |
| y = x^2 | Quadratic function (parabola) | Parabolic curve |
| y = sin(x) | Sine wave function | Periodic wave |
| y = cos(x) | Cosine wave function | Periodic wave |
| y = e^x | Exponential growth | Exponential curve |
| y = log(x) | Logarithmic function (x > 0) | Logarithmic curve |
| y = |x| | Absolute value function | V-shaped graph |
| y = 1/x | Hyperbola (x ≠ 0) | Two branches, asymptotes |
Who is This Tool For?
- Students: Visualize equations easily
- Teachers: Present live graph demos in class
- Engineers: Model equations quickly
- Mathematicians: Experiment with advanced functions
Tips & Notes
- Use ^ for powers: x^2
- Use * for multiplication: 2*x
- Functions supported: sin, cos, tan, log, sqrt, abs, exp
- Multiple expressions can be saved and managed
Start Exploring!
Type an expression, plot it, and explore the world of mathematics visually with GraphMathEx.