Desmos Graphing Calculator Basics

This video provides a quick introduction to the Desmos graphing calculator, covering basic graphing techniques such as plotting lines and curves, entering fractions and exponents, identifying points of interest, and adjusting the graph view. It concludes with a prompt to explore more advanced features on the Desmos website.

What is the primary purpose of the Desmos graphing calculator?

• To write essays

• To explore the coordinate plane and advanced topics

• To create animations

• To play educational games

How can you plot a line using the Desmos graphing calculator?

• By drawing it with a mouse

• By entering the equation in the input field

• By using a voice command

• By selecting it from a dropdown menu

Which key can be used to enter a fraction on a physical keyboard?

• The asterisk key

• The forward slash key

• The minus key

• The backslash key

What is the shortcut for squaring a number in Desmos?

• Pressing the A squared button

• Pressing the A cubed button

• Pressing the A to the C button

• Pressing the A to the B button

How can you identify the X and Y intercepts on a graph in Desmos?

• By tapping or clicking on the graph

• By using a ruler

• By using a magnifying glass

• By entering the coordinates manually

What action resets the graph view to the default window?

• Pressing the reset button

• Pressing the home icon

• Pressing the back button

• Pressing the refresh button

What can you do to move the graph paper around in Desmos?

• Click, hold, and drag

• Press the space bar

• Use arrow keys

• Use the scroll wheel

Where can you learn more about advanced features of the Desmos graphing calculator?

• At learn.desmos.com

• At the local library

• In a math textbook

• On social media