Desmos Graphing Calculator Hack 7.4.0 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Desmos
Category: Education
Price: Free
Version: 7.4.0
ID: com.desmos.Desmos
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Description
Explore math with the fast and powerful Desmos Graphing Calculator. Plot any equation, from lines and parabolas to derivatives and Fourier series. Add sliders to demonstrate function transformations, create tables to input and plot data, animate your graphs, and more—all for free.
Features:
Graphing: Plot polar, cartesian, or parametric graphs. There’s no limit to how many expressions you can graph at one time—and you don’t even need to enter expressions in y= form!
Sliders: Adjust values interactively to build intuition, or animate any parameter to visualize its effect on the graph.
Tables: Input and plot data, or create an input-output table for any function.
Statistics: Find best-fit lines, parabolas, and more.
Zooming: Scale the axes independently or at the same time with the pinch of two fingers, or edit the window size manually to get the perfect window.
Points of Interest: Touch a curve to show maximums, minimums, and points of intersection. Tap the gray points of interest to see their coordinates. Hold and drag along a curve to see the coordinates change under your finger.
Scientific Calculator: Just type in any equation you want to solve and Desmos will show you the answer. It can handle square roots, logs, absolute value, and more.
Inequalities: Plot Cartesian and polar inequalities.
Accessibility: Read and edit math using a screen reader or a refreshable Braille display, and use audio trace to explore graphs and data through sound.
Offline: No internet access required.
Visit www.desmos.com to learn more and to see the free browser version of our calculator.
Features:
Graphing: Plot polar, cartesian, or parametric graphs. There’s no limit to how many expressions you can graph at one time—and you don’t even need to enter expressions in y= form!
Sliders: Adjust values interactively to build intuition, or animate any parameter to visualize its effect on the graph.
Tables: Input and plot data, or create an input-output table for any function.
Statistics: Find best-fit lines, parabolas, and more.
Zooming: Scale the axes independently or at the same time with the pinch of two fingers, or edit the window size manually to get the perfect window.
Points of Interest: Touch a curve to show maximums, minimums, and points of intersection. Tap the gray points of interest to see their coordinates. Hold and drag along a curve to see the coordinates change under your finger.
Scientific Calculator: Just type in any equation you want to solve and Desmos will show you the answer. It can handle square roots, logs, absolute value, and more.
Inequalities: Plot Cartesian and polar inequalities.
Accessibility: Read and edit math using a screen reader or a refreshable Braille display, and use audio trace to explore graphs and data through sound.
Offline: No internet access required.
Visit www.desmos.com to learn more and to see the free browser version of our calculator.
Version history
7.4.0
2023-05-02
Have you been wanting to plot 10^-6 and 10^6 on the same graph? You're in luck. Introducing logarithmic axes, now in a settings menu near you.
7.3.0
2023-03-01
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
6.17.0
2023-02-16
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
6.14.0
2022-09-14
* There’s a new way to create lists of polygons: when the polygon function is given several arguments and one or more of these arguments is a list of points, a list of polygons will be created.
* Fixed a bug that could prevent playing sound.
* Fixed a bug that could prevent playing sound.
6.12.0
2022-03-31
Bug fixes and localization improvements.
6.11.0
2022-02-02
Bug fixes and localization improvements.
6.10.0
2022-01-19
In edit list mode, you can now duplicate any kind of expression, including sliders, notes, images, tables, and folders. Duplicating a folder duplicates all of its contents.
6.8.0
2021-12-02
* Added list comprehensions. List comprehensions enable new ways to create lists from other lists. As an example, [(x,y) for x=[1...10], y=[1...10]] is a list comprehension that creates a list of 100 points that form a grid.
* Polygons can now be assigned to variables, used as part of function definitions, and stored in lists.
* Polygons can now be assigned to variables, used as part of function definitions, and stored in lists.
6.7.0
2021-09-09
Added Actions. Actions provide a way to react to events in the calculator, like clicks or clock ticks, by updating variables in the expression list.
6.5.0
2021-05-01
Bug fixes and localization improvements.
6.4.4
2021-01-07
* Box plots now support special display of outliers.
* You can now add custom colors to your graphs using the rgb() and hsv() functions. When you assign a color expression to a variable, the color you create will appear as an option in the expression styling menu.
* The styling menu for expressions has new options including line width, line opacity, point size, point opacity, and label rotation. All of these attributes can be adjusted dynamically by sliders by setting the attribute to the slider variable.
* Images can now be configured so that they are draggable from anywhere on the image. From the styling menu on images, click the “Make Draggable” button.
* Sliders created through the “add slider” prompt now have context-aware default bounds and step sizes for properties such as opacity and parameters in our color functions.
* You can now add custom colors to your graphs using the rgb() and hsv() functions. When you assign a color expression to a variable, the color you create will appear as an option in the expression styling menu.
* The styling menu for expressions has new options including line width, line opacity, point size, point opacity, and label rotation. All of these attributes can be adjusted dynamically by sliders by setting the attribute to the slider variable.
* Images can now be configured so that they are draggable from anywhere on the image. From the styling menu on images, click the “Make Draggable” button.
* Sliders created through the “add slider” prompt now have context-aware default bounds and step sizes for properties such as opacity and parameters in our color functions.
6.4.3
2020-11-12
Bug fixes and localization improvements.
6.4.2
2020-11-06
Bug fixes and localization improvements.
6.4.1
2020-11-03
Bug fixes and localization improvements.
6.4.0
2020-09-12
* You can now access audio trace from the built in keypad in the graphing calculator. Graph a curve and look for the sound icon in the keypad at the bottom of the screen.
* Improved translations
* Improved translations
6.3.10
2020-07-25
Integrals may now have infinite bounds
6.3.9
2020-07-09
New list functionality in the graphing calculator:
- Added sort, shuffle, and join functions
- Added syntax for selecting several elements from a list. If L is a list, L[1,3,5] selects three elements from the list, L[3...5] selects the third through fifth elements of the list, and L[3...] selects the third though final elements of the list. If M is a list, L[M] selects the elements of L with indices given by the elements of M.
- Added syntax for filtering lists. If L is a list, L[L>0] selects the positive elements of the list.
- Added sort, shuffle, and join functions
- Added syntax for selecting several elements from a list. If L is a list, L[1,3,5] selects three elements from the list, L[3...5] selects the third through fifth elements of the list, and L[3...] selects the third though final elements of the list. If M is a list, L[M] selects the elements of L with indices given by the elements of M.
- Added syntax for filtering lists. If L is a list, L[L>0] selects the positive elements of the list.
6.2.0
2020-05-14
Improved trig and exponential regressions.
6.0.1
2020-02-17
It's now possible to change your preferred language from within the app.
5.8.1
2020-01-11
Bug fixes
5.6.10
2019-12-11
Fresh new 2020 look! Histograms, distributions, decimal-to-fraction, dark mode, and more.
3.3.0
2018-10-25
Fixed a bug that prevented saving screenshots to your device.
3.2.2
2018-07-10
Now with 32bit support!
3.2.1
2018-06-29
Hope you're having a great summer! This update fixes a few bugs.
3.1.7
2018-04-16
Once again, with iOS 9 support!
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Ratings
4.2 out of 5
1 053 Ratings
Reviews
Cid Hamete Benengeli,
Just Super, But Could Use a Couple of Little Adjustments
I put this to some pretty specific and odd uses at work (carpentry; the explanation is lengthy and boring) and tried at least 20 different calculator apps in my search for just the right one. This one’s a keeper because 1) you can give it expressions in any form you want, which seems to me like something any graphing calculator should be able to handle and 2) it works offline, which also seems like something any calculator should do, since an app that has to ask a server to do calculations isn’t really a calculator, is it? The app is fast, the sliders nifty, and the layout streamlined. I also like how easily customizable the display settings are, but I wish that some of these settings, especially Reverse Contrast, were persistent, meaning they would still be as I’ve set them after I close and re-open the app. This, plus a few tweaks to Reverse Contrast, would effectively give the app a dark mode, which is never a bad feature for an app to have (I’m surprised they aren’t just calling it “Dark Mode” as-is). I also wish that the little box that displays the coordinates of a point on a line would stay visible until you tap again, not just until you lift your thumb up (there’s a way around this, but it’s not intuitive at all), and that it would move when you adjust a slider. Aside from these minor gripes, this app is super—heck, I’d pay for it.
MERMA1D🧜♀️,
Love this app!
I first off just want to send a huge SHOUT OUT to the creators for making this fabulous app available for FREE! 💕 After 30 years I decided to go back and finish my degree but I haven’t used Algebra in years and of course never used the Ti-84 calculator, so I’m already in a tight spot trying to crash course Algebra then on top of that learn a calculator I’ve never touched before. I was really struggling with graphs and putting things in the right way and extremely frustrated until my youngest two sons who are also in college told me to download this app. The fact that you can put the equation in straight from the book as well as move the lines around, flip them or zoom in is just awesome. It really helped me to actually understand how the equations worked and I have a much better understanding after using this then I ever did with the other one. This app truly saved my sanity 🤣Thank you! 😎✌️
i see haushaoegkdhsi,
Dude, Desmos is so hot.
Literally if I could give this program 10 out of 5 stars I would. This bodacious program has everything you could ever dream of, it’s easy to use calculator and graphing functions is enough to make a grown man cry, and that’s ok. In fact I have cried, every night, since downloading this app. Tears of joy just freely fall from my eyes as I use this scientific calculator to tackle harder and harder functions. Is this what love feels like? Should I see Desmos as the light at the end of the tunnel? Will they leave me for another, creating a love triangle that could possibly be published into an award winning YA Fiction Romance? I do not know. However, I do know that if you download this app you will not be disappointed.
MGA student,
Wonderful for school and understanding how formulas work
This app is wonderful and a large part of why I don’t hate math and now actually understand what I’m doing. I can check my answers agents the original problem to check my solution and through messing around changing signs in an equation I am been able to visualize equations that would otherwise be as number soup to me.
I can’t wait for possible future updates it would be useful to be able to have an option to see the center points of conic figures as well as the foci. This is a great app and well made and I hope to see future improvements such as this.
I can’t wait for possible future updates it would be useful to be able to have an option to see the center points of conic figures as well as the foci. This is a great app and well made and I hope to see future improvements such as this.
A_Bad_Word,
The greatest there is
I’m a university math student and as such, I’ve had a deep appreciation for Desmos since I downloaded it in high school. The incredible amount of functionality in this app is truly what sets it apart from anything else I’ve ever used. From implicit curves to parametric equations, from multi variable integrals to combinations/permutations. As it is, Desmos registers f(x,y)=g(x,y) as an implicit curve and even r=f(θ) as a polar curve. The one thing that would make this app unstoppable would be the ambitious feat of registering complex numbers. If this is ever accomplished, I think I may die.
are you a STUDENT!!?????,
Very useful but has a few fatal flaws
I've been using this since I was a high school student back in 2014. It's come in handy many times, but it's 2022 now. If the developers of a math calculator can't make it so my current equations are stored in some temporary cash instead of getting wiped out from ram then I have no idea what you're doing. If you're trying to have charged me on some premium stuff I'm having none of it. I enjoy a good free graphing calculator. And personally I would love it if my equations would just stay stored whenever I close the app in the boot back up storage is fast these days. If Desmos does not fix these issues I will make my own graphing calculator app for free and I will make a superior just to spite you.
Anxiously awaiting a fix,
A guy with fat thumbs
This is less a review, and more a request for a change in features.
My dilemma is this: When entering text in a given calculation bar, it is sometimes necessary to select text to make changes. On the iPhone, this is done by tapping with a finger. Then, to continue the editing process, select the end of the text to continue typing numbers (etc. ). That puts your finger dangerously close to the “X” that will delete all of your work (when all you really wanted was your cursor at the end of the line). Perhaps switching to a “swipe to delete” setup for ridding unwanted calculations would spare those around me an avalanche of dismay?
My dilemma is this: When entering text in a given calculation bar, it is sometimes necessary to select text to make changes. On the iPhone, this is done by tapping with a finger. Then, to continue the editing process, select the end of the text to continue typing numbers (etc. ). That puts your finger dangerously close to the “X” that will delete all of your work (when all you really wanted was your cursor at the end of the line). Perhaps switching to a “swipe to delete” setup for ridding unwanted calculations would spare those around me an avalanche of dismay?
Mrawje,
“Images” can’t be trusted
I have submitted a case to Desmos about the use of “image” only in a graph. It is the second case submitted. The first was how the software deals with x^x. I have yet to hear any resolution on the first case, it’s been months. This new case causes the software to malfunction to the point that it will not retrieve some graphs and it appears to be unable to save some graphs. This because one graph contains only “images”. The work around solution is to retrieve the image-only graph, remove the images, add some functions, etc., and then save it. After that, the software performs well.
Mutterbafoonnn,
Awesome but needs additional features
This is the best graphing app on the store however updates containing new features are scarce. I think support for more greek letters as variables would be great, as well as an option to whether, for example, π or e are treated as constants or variables. The Lambert W Function would be awesome (F⁻¹(xe^x)) and also the Riemann Zeta Function (convergence of sum of 1/n^x from n=0 to infinity). The ability to put minuses and plusses in subscript. The addition of the gamma constant ~0.577 and the omega constant which is the principle solution to 1 = xe^x.
Crackerpot,
Light as a feather
the calculator is great but the thing i love most about this app is how little storage it takes up. it’s like it’s not even there. i wish developers would focus on this more, since apple started messing with our ability to relieve storage space by transferring files off our several-hundred dollar iphones, pushing us towards paying more for their icloud service instead. thanks for this easy app!
