How do you make the step for the graphs on graphmatica?

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primeralph · Answer

Why?

anonymous · Answer

I'm trying to understand how to do parametric equations in my book and it says to set a set one of the graphs to have a step of pi/12 but idk how to do that

anonymous · Answer

Im right here

primeralph · Answer

Well, there are other more common tools to use.

anonymous · Answer

Like?

primeralph · Answer

A TI calculator or MatLab or Mathematica.

anonymous · Answer

Yea, but they want me to submit stuff this way, using this program. this class is weird, I know.

primeralph · Answer

Okay, now I get it. Send me a link.

primeralph · Answer

I can't work with it unless you show me?

anonymous · Answer

Oh, sorry, what link are you asking for exactly?

primeralph · Answer

To the software.

anonymous · Answer

Ok so you can download it? Alright http://www.graphmatica.com/Graphmatica20i.msi

anonymous · Answer

Or if you have a MAC http://www.graphmatica.com/mac/Graphmatica%202.0i.dmg

primeralph · Answer

Not installing.

anonymous · Answer

Ok, well can you show me how to use the other programs you listed above to do pararmetrics?

primeralph · Answer

What type of calculator do you have?

anonymous · Answer

casio fx-115es plus

primeralph · Answer

I think you should just mess around with it and you'll find it, because I can't install it and steps only imply smoothness. Smaller step means a smoother graph and vise versa.