What's new in InquiCalc 2.0
Aug 24, 2011
- New graph style presets let you save your favorite plot settings for later use. Now you can maintain consistent graph styles for tests or lectures all year long with a minimum of effort.
- With new support for imaginary and complex numbers, you're ready for Algebra II, precalculus, and more. Enter or display complex numbers in rectangular or polar form for added flexibility in advanced classes.
- With new support for vector operations including dot and cross products and unit vectors, you can now perform even more of the calculations from your precalculus and related classes.
- Shade the area bounded by a set of curves, thanks to InquiCalc's improved shading for inequalities. Now you can generate even more of the graphs commonly used for calculus tests.
- Swiftly convert between rectangular and polar coordinates using four new built-in functions.
- New status bar hints shorten the learning curve for function syntax. When you select a built-in function from the Function Directory, instructions now appear automatically.
- New summation and product functions let you evaluate sigma and pi notation for sequences in seconds.
- InquiCalc 2.0 has been enhanced with interface tweaks and a few bug fixes to improve your user experience. Message boxes, printing, and matrix entry are just a sampling of what we've updated for you.