Anyone knows what software is used to draw Math Diagrams in textbooks?
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Quadratic Graphs, cumulative graphs, 3D objects, triangles, circles, angles, bearings, graph paper, with axes, coordinates, vectors, etc.
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Quadratic Graphs, cumulative graphs, 3D objects, triangles, circles, angles, bearings, graph paper, with axes, coordinates, vectors, etc.
May 20th, 2009 at 3:01 pm
i dont know specifically but all of these can be done using a program called maple
May 23rd, 2009 at 7:13 am
I think most people use either Maple, Mathematica or Matlab.
May 26th, 2009 at 2:31 am
If you are writing a book, I would get a simple graphic calculator share/freeware item that can save graphs as .jpg’s or .gif’s.
This would be both a simple and adequate solution if you don’t need interactivity.
I have found several for my mac, but I usually use the “grapher” that comes with the OS. Try a search for your operating system.
MAPLE will also work if you’re willing to learn some programming.
So will Matlab, Excel and Mathematica for that matter.
bye for now.