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The Alberta math curriculum requires that students become familiar with and use a graphing calculator. O.K., so what do you do when you get home with an hour of math homework and discover you've left your calculator in your locker? Why, you download one, of course! We have for you here the best stand-alone graphing calculator program for a computer we've seen! It's small, easy to use, and of course, free! It's called 'GraphCalc'. This is what it looks like when you run it:  Not only does it perform like a regular scientific calculator (it does permutations and combinations too!), but it also graphs functions ... any function you're likely to see in high school. Better yet, the graph screen is BIG, so you can easily see what's happening on a graph. You can even add more graph screens. There are lots of options to play around with, too. It's so much fun to use, you'll be disappointed when you return to your plain old calculator at school! GraphCalc is a mere 349K (zipped). Unzip it into a folder and it's ready to use; no setup needed. Get it here. |
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