Graphing Tool Functionality and Usage

This video tutorial demonstrates how to use the graphing tool in the MathAS homework system to graph linear equations on a coordinate plane. It recommends using Firefox or Chrome for optimal performance. The tutorial guides users on selecting the line tool, clicking on points to form a line, and making adjustments. It also explains how to enlarge the coordinate plane for easier graphing.

Which browsers are recommended for using the MathAS graphing tool?

• Firefox and Chrome

• Safari and Opera

• Internet Explorer and Edge

• Brave and Vivaldi

What is the first step in using the line tool to graph a linear equation?

• Select the arrow tool

• Click on a point on the line

• Draw a circle around the point

• Double-click on the coordinate plane

What happens when you click on a point using the line tool?

• A circle is drawn

• The point disappears

• A line is formed

• The point changes color

What visual cue indicates that you can adjust a point on the line?

• A pop-up menu appears

• The line becomes dotted

• An arrow is formed

• The point turns red

How can you adjust the size of the coordinate plane?

• Press the Alt key and scroll

• Hold down the Control key and press the + button

• Use the arrow keys

• Click and drag the edges of the plane

Why might you want to enlarge the coordinate plane?

• To change the background

• To add more points

• To make it easier to graph

• To see more colors