Question

Would anyone be interested in a quick tutorial on how to use a free graphing software called geogebra? It can graph anything, solve equations, find roots, distances between points, etc. Anything from algebra through calculus is possible. If interested, let me know and I can set up a demo.

Answer 1

\[yes\]

Answer 2

sure

Answer 3

better than maple or wolfram?

Answer 4

NOTE: geogebra is FREE and runs on all operating systems. Also, it can do ANYTHING you would find in algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and calculus.

Is it more powerful than maple/wolfram -- no. But those are EXPENSIVE and needlessly powerful for the kinds of questions which are asked here. :)

Answer 5

Ok, hold on, I'm setting up the demo.

Answer 6

yes maple is expensive, so i guess i meant wolfram alpha, but i would love to see it because with wolfram you have to guess what to enter

Answer 7

\[Hey, \ satellite \ I \ learnt \ some\ functions\ in\ latex\]

Answer 8

If you go to college mathematica=free :D
And there is absolutely no "guesswork"...?

Answer 9

id be up for a demo on the program it seems interesting

Answer 10

Malevolence -- not true. Not all colleges have a license for mathematica.

Answer 11

Well, mine does.

Answer 12

Would you mind doing this demo once again?

Answer 13

Hi Andras, sure. Are you online now?

Answer 14

Yes

Answer 15

I am updating my Java at the moment to install Geogebra. Some1 mentioned it to me before.
My internet is really slow at the moment :(

Answer 16

Thank you for the demo, I will figure out how to use this.

Answer 17

hello krish

\[\color{green}{\text{nice latex!}}\]

Answer 18

Don't you mean nice \(\color{blue} \LaTeX\) ? ;-p