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But one of the problems here is that there is no way I can copy the equation and try it on a different graphing program to check whether the equation works at all.
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Interesting. I typed just a dot '.' and also tried a straight line (character '/') and it created a complex 3rd order equation.
I was hoping it will give a simple equation for a dot! Why did it not do that?
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I too was having a similar doubt . Most of the equations it renders are > 4 degree or have complex polynomial square roots.
Well, it need to make sure that the domain only covers the dot.
Really interesting!! Thanks.
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Welcome :)
Merci. :)
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de rien ^^
It's really awesome!!
C'est tres bien. !! Ca me plait beaucoup.
I really like this a lot.
But one of the problems here is that there is no way I can copy the equation and try it on a different graphing program to check whether the equation works at all.
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Probably the given equations may not have a solation, at least most of them !!
If you can't copy it, you may type it completely. I have verified it. The graphs are the same.
For IIT
Ready nice
The underscore or minus is just a square pulse so that could be done with a fourier series aswell.
Doesn't work anymore?
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yes
Doesn't work??