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gCalcD | Graphing Calculator with Derivatives

Welcome to the world's most advanced Online 2D Graphing Calculator and Derivative Calculator. Sophisticated, easy to use, and it's free!.

To use the gCalcD online graphing calculator with Derivatives, select Graph Type: Function (default), Equation, Parametric Curve or Point Set, and select Coordinate System: Cartesian (default), or Polar from the drop-down menus.

Type in an expression and press Draw Graph (or press Enter on the keyboard).

To draw two or more graphs on the same coordinate plane first press Draw Multiple Graphs...Quick Start

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Instruction Tips

To find zeros of f(x) press Solve f(x) = 0.
Solving Equations

To calculate derivatives press Find f'(x)... or Find p'(t)... (parametric).
Calculating Derivatives

sqrt(x), abs(x), sin(x),
asinh(x), floor(x), ln(x),
log(x), exp(x), more Predefined Functions

These scaled-down versions of gCalcD graph in the Cartesian & Polar coordinate systems:

Function Grapher

Equation Grapher

Parametric Grapher

Point Plotter


Basic Function Grapher
for beginners

Two-Variable Function Grapher 2 Variable Function Grapher

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About the gCalcD Online Graphing Calculator

To use the online graphing calculator and derivative calculator you need to download Java from Java.com, it's free. Below are images of the gCalcD Graphing Calculator. Already have Java? Trouble-shooting

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Information for Mac, other non-Windows and non-IE users

Find out how to change the colors.

π: Ctrl+P or Alt+P or pi.
: Ctrl+8 or Alt+8 or infinity.
θ: Ctrl+T or Alt+T or theta. You can also use x or t instead of θ in polar mode; they will be replaced by θ when you press Draw Graph or Enter on the keyboard.

Using your mouse: change the scales and labelsNew, translate the origin and rotate the axes






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