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We have added a new sinusoidal data generator and regression calculation to FX Stat and FX Draw. They have been included in the latest uploads. Data Generator The new data generator is available from the data generator toolbar. Simply enter … Continue reading →

The same user that suggested the conic section tools also suggested this new feature. FX Draw 6.003.2 also includes a new feature which adds point to circles. Draw a circle and select it. When you right click on the circle … Continue reading →

These new features were inspired by a user suggestion (thanks MS). We have uploaded a new FX Draw (V6.003.2) that includes three new conic sections tools. These allow you to quickly and easily draw conic sections using the locus model. … Continue reading →

We have added a new feature to FX Draw. The new feature has been included in the 6.002.0 release. You can now divide any line by adding dividing points to the line. First select the line, then right click on … Continue reading →

This new feature was inspired by a user suggestion (thanks IK!) We recently uploaded a new version of FX Chem (3.003.2) which introduces a radical new feature – literally. Now, if you type a radical with a free electron, something … Continue reading →

This new feature has been inspired by a user request (thanks again Michalis!) We have added five new angle marking options to FX Draw. The new marks are designed to allow you to easily mark angles as congruent. The new … Continue reading →

This new feature has been inspired by a user suggestion. FX Draw and FX Graph have long been able to add a tangent to a function and let you investigate the equation of the tangent line. A user (thank you … Continue reading →

This new upload is a one sheet summary of all possible shadings of a two-circle Venn diagram, with the associated set statements.

These features have both been inspired by customer suggestions. 1. “UK Style” Polar Graphs In some locations (at this point of time, we only know of this existing in the UK), negative results from functions such as r = 8sin … Continue reading →