x*sin(y)

sgt wrote: post #3

ColinWright wrote: post #2

Very nice. Why have you posted it?

Probably to show us that it's possible. I didn't know Google Search accepted equations.

Note that the search is not even an "equation" (that would be z = x*sin(y) ).

Google always graphed equations -- I often use a google tab like a nice low-memory-footprint version of MATLAB basically -- but I didn't know it assumed the third axis when you created a non-linear expression and made it an equation.

Re: x*sin(y)

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Post by tormeh » Fri, Apr 17, 2015, 11:27 AM UTC

I like the axes. Those are usually really badly visualized in most 3D plotting software. Just indicate the origin a bit better and we're gold.

Re: x*sin(y)

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Post by kaoD » Fri, Apr 17, 2015, 11:27 AM UTC

chrisBob wrote: post #4

Google has done math in the search for a while. It is also my go to place for unit conversions.

But has it always done 3D? I was completely unaware!

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Post by nodata » Fri, Apr 17, 2015, 11:30 AM UTC

The link doesn't work for me (Firefox). I have to hit Enter in the search box for it to work.

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Post by ddebernardy » Fri, Apr 17, 2015, 11:31 AM UTC

If any Googler is around, it would be nice if one could do 4d representations as well. (As in 3d that evolves in time, with a slider to go back and forth in time.)