This page explains how to plot a 3D equation in Graphing Calculator 3D.
Steps:
- Select "3D" graph if it is not already selected.
- Type in your equation.
Examples:
Here are some explicit and implicit 2D equations you can type in the program:
- z=x^2+y^2
- z=y+sin(x)
- x=2
- x^2+y^2+z^2=3^2
Optional Steps:
- Click on "Override Default Range" to limit the x, y and z range.
- Change the resolution to increase or decrease the number of points calculated and displayed in table of values.
- Click on any row in the table of value to see its exact point on the graph.
- Hover your mouse on the plotted graph to see its x,y,z coordinates. Click on the graph to selected the coordinate in table of values.
- Change draw style from "Surface" to "Points" or "Wireframe".
- Change the color of graph.