Is there a way to automatically to get the coordinates of a polynomial?

Justinj001 shared this question 5 years ago

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Is it possible to automatically get the coordinates of a polynomial by the unit shown in the grid. For example if the x coordinates are distanced by 1 unit, then the coordinates for each x i.e for -3,-2,-1,0,1,2,3 should be obtained. I'm right now manually selecting the points on the curve to get the coordinates of the polynomial drawn by GeoGebra.

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mathmagic ● 5 years ago

f(x) polynomial or function

sequence((k,f(k)),k,-5,5,1) (you can change the numbers)

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mathmagic ● 5 years ago

you can use function inspector also

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Justinj001 ● 5 years ago

I couldn't get this answer. Could you illustrate the answer with a .ggb file.

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mathmagic ● 5 years ago

sequence

function inspector under angle icon in popup menus

Files: foro.ggb

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Justinj001 ● 5 years ago

Sorry for the late reply. That definitely brought the result I want. Great job. Please tell me how to use the function inspector. I couldn't get how to automatically get the points using function inspector.

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mathmagic ● 5 years ago

https://wiki.geogebra.org/e...

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Justinj001 ● 5 years ago

I tried plotting f(x)=2x, and using the function inspector I got only two points A and B. Could you tell how to get the other coordinates of the function f(x)=2x. Although it shows two points in the input tab, I could only see one point(i.e B) in the graph.

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mathmagic ● 5 years ago

/wP1FEd47zsz0AAAAABJRU5ErkJgggA=

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Justinj001 ● 5 years ago

Please tell me how this 'Step' menu was obtained.

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