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GCalc

Provides calculator with graphing functionality for algebra, pre-calculus, calculus and beyond.



GCalc 2.1

© Copyright 1998-2004 Jiho Kim

If you had Java applet support, you should be able to see a graphing calculator here.

Official GCalc website

GCalc 2.1 is licensed with the General Public License (GPL).

Functions and Input

GCalc graphs many types of functions where the domain and range are (floating-point) real numbers. The text field to the upper left is where the functions are entered. After typing in the function, press the Enter key on the keyboard to graph the function. The following are examples of valid inputs.

  1. siN (3x)
  2. 3 sin X - 4 (SIN x)^3
  3. (x+1)(X-5)
  4. X^2-4*x-5
  5. E^(-(((x-1)/2)^2))/sqrt(pi)
  6. 2x+1

Please note several things from these examples.

  1. GCalc is case-INsensitive.
  2. The independent variable is x, which means that all functions must only use x as the dummy variable.
  3. Two mathematical constants are built into GCalc: e (2.718281828...) and pi (3.141592654...).

The following mathematical functions are currently implemented:

Binary Operators + addition
- subtraction
* multiplication
/ division
^ exponentiation
Algebraic/Arithmetic Operators sqrt square root
neg negation, neg(x)=-x
ln natural log (base e)
log common log (base 10), log(x)=ln(x)/ln(10)
abs absolute value
exp exponentiation (base e), exp(x)=e^x
- negation, -x=neg(x)
ceil ceiling, ceil(x) equals the smallest integer greater than x
floor floor, floor(x) equals the greatest integer less than x
sign if x<0, sign(x)=-1; if x=0, sign(x)=0; if x>0, sign(x)=1
Trigonometric Operators sin sine
cos cosine
tan tangent
csc cosecant
sec secant
cot cotangent
Trigonometric Inverse Operators asin arcsine
acos arccosine
atan arctangent
acsc arccosecant
asec arcsecant
acot arccotangent
Hyperbolic Trigonometric operators sinh hyperbolic sine
cosh hyperbolic cosine
tanh hyperbolic tangent
csch hyperbolic cosecant
sech hyperbolic secant
coth hyperbolic cotangent
Hyperbolic Trigonometric Inverse Operators asinh hyperbolic arcsine
acosh hyperbolic arccosine
atanh hyperbolic arctangent
acsch hyperbolic arccosecant
asech hyperbolic arcsecant
acoth hyperbolic arccotangent
Constants / Variable x the independent variable
pi π=the ratio between the circumference and the diameter of a circle
e e=base of the natural log
Calculus ddx differentiation operator

Also, keep in mind the following.

  • Assume conventional order of operations rules.
  • Parentheses are allowed.
  • e has different symantics depending on the context. Since floating-point literals are allowed, 5e2 equals 5×102 but does not equal 10*e.
  • Implicit multiplication is allowed. For example, 3x cos x = 3*x*cos x
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Source code of 'GCalc' is available at GCalc.

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