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How to add an empty graph

You can add a 2D/3D Graph from context menus

Insert > Plot > 2D / 3D

- A 2D Graph can be added directly typing '@'

Now an empty graph will be added

Plot equations

Variables to plot equations must be:

• 'x' for 2D graphs

• 'x' and/or 'y' for 3D graphs

You have multiple ways to plot equations:

Directly from the plot window

2D Graphs

Hints

Zooming is done with the zoom tool. If you roll your mouse wheel it zooms both axes together. If you hold 'control' at the same time it just zooms the vertical axis, and if you use 'shift' and the mouse wheel it zooms the horizontal axis.

Plot more than one curve by using the Equation systems button on the Functions toolbox.

Examples of 2D & 3D graphs v0.85(pdf)

Animations