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A faithful graphing calculator
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Odd roots of negative values #893

Closed RandomComputerUser closed 2 years ago

RandomComputerUser commented 2 years ago

Graphing y = x^(1/3) does not take the real root for negative values of x. Another example: graphing y = (-1)^x does not plot two lines of pixels (due to the graph resolution not being infinite) at y = 1 and y = -1 as GrafEq does.

Perhaps there could be an option to toggle this behavior?

RandomComputerUser commented 2 years ago

Never mind, closing this issue as I see the ^^ operator takes the real root.