calcMod vs GraphOE Graphing Calculator

What are all the digits of the factorial of 79 and how many digits ? Want to know if a big integer is prime ? The change mod function indicates when the number is prime. Want to know the divisors of an integer ? A prime divisor has no inverse modulo this integer. The "n!" button calculates the factorial of an integer from 0 to 80. Factorial are limited to factorial of 80, but the calculator could calculate them up to 2000 ! (ProX version) The "change mod" (change modulo) function indicates when the modulo is prime. There is a limit to 10^10 for modulo in this FREE version (no limit with ProX version). You can stoke one number and recall it when you want. The "Mod" operation indicates the residue modulo N. The exp function allow modular exponentiation (as + - *) The "INV" function calculates the inverse of an integer modulo N. This app is intended for both mathematics teachers and/or their students, or if you are interested in the beauty of numbers. Enjoy calcMod-Light ! Les commentaires sont disponibles en français (réglages).

Welcome to GraphOE, It is a tool for graphing/plotting functions in 2D! We currently support the following features: 1. Explicit, Implicit, Parametric, and Polar graphs. 2. Region labeling of inequalities for explicit and implicit functions. 3. Adjustable variables and animations. 4. Auto intersections for explicit and implicit curves. 5. Point of interest like minima, maxima and inflection points, for explicit curves. 6. Cartesian(Rectangular) and Polar(Circular) coordinate system. 7. Intuitive zoom-in/zoom-out and panning. 8. Screenshots with various backgrounds for canvas. 9. Auto saving feature. Saves to the local storage. 10. Functions: sin, cos, tan, cosec, sec, cot, sinh, cosh, tanh, asin, acos, atan, asinh, acosh, atanh, log and exp 11. Intuitive equation editor with beautiful fonts. 12. Unlimited number of functions in single canvas. 13. Fully supported dark mode or any color background mode. 14. Scatter plots with point list Tips and Tricks 1. Touch near the intersection or point of interest to label them. 2. Change the background of the canvas to black to enable dark mode. 3. To create a scatter plot just add all the points like (1,2),(2,3), etc to the equation editor We hope that GraphOE will be useful for you in understanding the graphs of various functions. Please feel free to contact us at graphoe7@gmail.com You may also use our online desktop application at https://graphoe.com/graph