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- Introduction
- Using Mac OS X Applications
- Installing Other Applications
- Launching Applications
- Opening Applications and Files
- Switching Between Applications
- Quitting Applications
- Playing Chess
- Creating an Address Book
- Editing an Address Book
- Managing and Sharing an Address Book
- Adding an Image to an Address Book
- Performing Graph Calculations
- Performing Calculations and Conversions
- Capturing Images with a Digital Camera
- Capturing Screen Shots with Grab
- Previewing Images and PDFs
- Creating Sticky Notes
- Managing Fonts with Font Book
- Activating, Deactivating, and Customizing Fonts
- Working with Dashboard
- Using Dashboard Widgets
- Adding and Removing Dashboard Widgets
- Creating a Web Clip Dashboard Widget
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Performing Graph Calculations
Grapher is an application, located in the Utilities folder, that allows you to graph mathematical functions and equations, so you can visualize what’s happening. You can analyze equations and display algebraic relationships. With Grapher, you can create two- and three-dimensional graphs and format the results to get the visual display you want.
Create a Graph with Grapher
Click the Applications folder in the Dock, click the Utilities folder, and then click the Grapher icon.
Click the 2D Graph or 3D Graph tab.
Select the type of graphic you want to create.
Click Choose.
Enter the expression in the entry field.
To format the graph text, layout, axes and frame, use the Format menu.
Click the File menu, and then click Save As.
Select the drive and folder in which you want to save the file.
Type a name for the file, and then click Save.
Quit Grapher.
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