Question

Wanna know a website which helps us to manually find graphs of functions???HELP me

Answer 1

@shubhamsrg @ShailKumar @ganeshie8 @goformit100 @texaschic101 @Compassionate @chmvijay

Answer 2

I mean teach us how to

Answer 3

@texaschic101

Answer 4

well , wolfram u can put ur equation in it and it will graph it
http://www.wolframalpha.com/

Answer 5

nw for ur sake idk a website to teach u mmm
sketching problem is a huge subject :-\
but ill try to find out

Answer 6

Thanks man

Answer 7

but yeah I know wolfram

Answer 8

what curves u wanna learn to sketch ?
i might help

Answer 9

all of em

Answer 10

ranging from trig to inverse trig to exponential to logarithmic and combinations

Answer 11

too much to ask but...

Answer 12

ic... not all
trig and it inverse
exponetial and log

i think there is sites to evaluate both of them :)
i thought ur looking for something more diffecult :P

Answer 13

http://www.onlinemathlearning.com/a-level-maths.html

Answer 14

idk where to go in that site?? :(

Answer 15

got it

Answer 16

man ur awesome!!

Answer 17

knw how to sketch a line ?

Answer 18

y = mx+b

Answer 19

oh u got the level you want nice :)

Answer 20

cmon @ganeshie8 appreciate but not I am not that bad man

Answer 21

this is a nice compiler in the site
http://www.mathsisfun.com/data/function-grapher.php#description

Answer 22

but still that website is basic

Answer 23

good, lets categorize the functions to sketch :
1) polynomials
2) periodic functions like trig functions
3) polar equations like cardiods limacons etc

Answer 24

I wanted them for higher functions

Answer 25

all the above functions involve single variable ^^

Answer 26

I know trig(I guess).....on with 1 and 3

Answer 27

thats the first time I heard cardio..lima...somethin O_o

Answer 28

lol me

Answer 29

sketching polynomials is easier than periodic functions (trig)

Answer 30

my jaw is literally hanging.....go on.....

Answer 31

actually polynomial could be more tricky than trig

Answer 32

You only need to know about two things to sketch ANY polynomial : \(\large y=f(x) = a_ax^n + a_2x^{n-1} + \cdots + a_n\)
1) end behavior
2) finding x,y intercepts

Answer 33

heard of those before ? :)

Answer 34

dunno bout end behaviour

Answer 35

best way to sketch polynomial is finding f'(x) f''(x)
since we could have problem if the function have no zeroes

Answer 36

so how to plot \[x^3 + x^2 + x^(1/2)]

Answer 37

consider this polynomial :

\(\large y = 100x^{1000000} + 1\)

Answer 38

thats a start Yes

Answer 39

at x=0 y =1

Answer 40

Since the world is crawling with graphing sites (some are better than others) I assume you are asking for help SKETCHING graphs rather than having them done for you. You should look at SVG editors. They can help you sketch curves without doing them for you, but the controls are hard to learn and hard to use.

Answer 41

I dont need a website

Answer 42

lets analyze what happens at the extremes

Answer 43

thank u I want to sketch em myself

Answer 44

okay......how??

Answer 45

\(\large y = 100x^{1000000} + 1\)

Since the degree \(1000000\), which is even, \(\large x^{1000000}\) is always positive, and the value shoots UP on both ends of the x axis

Answer 46

so a u shape-ish??

Answer 47

yes sort of u

Answer 48

So you do know something about end behavior :)

Answer 49

its like open rectangle but without sharp edges

Answer 50

if the degree was ODD, then the sketch would be going in opposite directions like S shape. for example, the graph of \(\large y = x^9\) would looks ome think like below :