The AXL Calculator is a simple graphing calculator built to perform algebraic and trigonometric functions.
- Leads to the Function Window where you can add four types of functions; Ungraphed, Graphed, Polar (Where each point is determined by angle and distance) and Parametric Functions(To find a curve).
- The Variable menu contains predefined variables that can be changed to enhance the ease of calculations. Upon selecting one of the variables, it transfers you back to the main window with the variable all set.
- This menu contains three constants that cannot be changed, e, Pi and i.
- The Math menu contains several options to choose from in performing the calculations desired. They include Square Root functions, Natural Logs, Logs (Base, X), Absolute Value, rounding (By decimal, rounding completely down or floor, and Ceil or rounding completely up), Angle Conversion (from degrees to radians, and from radians to degrees.), and Complex Numbers (Real, Imaginary and Conjugate, numbers along with angles).
- This allows the user to select Sin, Cos, Tan, the inverses of them and the hyperbolic functions.
- This button contains all the recent information calculated for easy retrieval.
- This buttons allows you to easily store the value listed into one of the variables. When you have the value that you want to store, click on store, the variable that you want to utilize and then select Enter. That variable will then contain the value you stored.
When you click on the graph button on the bottom, it takes you to an X, Y coordinate screen with two options at the top:
- Clicking on the settings will bring you to a menu where you can select what options to turn on and off. They include the ability to turn on and off the axis lines, the grid lines and an automatic scale. You can also change the X, Y intervals manually and can change the color of the background and foreground.
- This button allows you to add functions for either Ungraphed, Graphed, Polar and Parametric functions. It allows you to name the functions you set, create or delete parameters for the ungraphed function, sets the type of function for the graphed and polar functions (F(x)=y and F(y)=x) and edit the intervals for the parametric function.
- Leads to the Function Window where you can add four types of functions; Ungraphed, Graphed, Polar (Where each point is determined by angle and distance) and Parametric Functions(To find a curve).
- The Variable menu contains predefined variables that can be changed to enhance the ease of calculations. Upon selecting one of the variables, it transfers you back to the main window with the variable all set.
- This menu contains three constants that cannot be changed, e, Pi and i.
- The Math menu contains several options to choose from in performing the calculations desired. They include Square Root functions, Natural Logs, Logs (Base, X), Absolute Value, rounding (By decimal, rounding completely down or floor, and Ceil or rounding completely up), Angle Conversion (from degrees to radians, and from radians to degrees.), and Complex Numbers (Real, Imaginary and Conjugate, numbers along with angles).
- This allows the user to select Sin, Cos, Tan, the inverses of them and the hyperbolic functions.
- This button contains all the recent information calculated for easy retrieval.
- This buttons allows you to easily store the value listed into one of the variables. When you have the value that you want to store, click on store, the variable that you want to utilize and then select Enter. That variable will then contain the value you stored.
- Clicking on the settings will bring you to a menu where you can select what options to turn on and off. They include the ability to turn on and off the axis lines, the grid lines and an automatic scale. You can also change the X, Y intervals manually and can change the color of the background and foreground.
- This button allows you to add functions for either Ungraphed, Graphed, Polar and Parametric functions. It allows you to name the functions you set, create or delete parameters for the ungraphed function, sets the type of function for the graphed and polar functions (F(x)=y and F(y)=x) and edit the intervals for the parametric function.