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You can zoom in with a mouse wheel or 2 fingers on the mouse pad

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it is so precise. it will be very useful in time conserving

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Desmos makes life easier

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Individual points must be plotted inside parenthesis

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You can make linear and non-linear lines

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You can input any equation, as long as x is on one side of the equal side, and y is on the other.

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if you zoom out or in far enough it turns into scientific notation

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You can view other graphs

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You activate or deactivate lines or points.

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There's a button you can push (looks like a settings button) where you can delete your table/graph/equation and start a whole new one.

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By sliding your mouse up the line, you can find any point (Desmos calculates the point that your mouse is on).

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You can change the colors of each line to tell which line is which

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you can zoom in or out for a long time, and if you ever want to return to smaller scales, you can click the home button and it will take you back to the scale you started on.

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You can highlight the graph that you want to look at if you have more than one graph on at a time

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You can print and share your graph

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There's a graph settings so you can change your labels of the x/y axis, change your scale of the x/y axis, etc.

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You can input an image (of a table, for example)

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there are many examples of graphs

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You can add squiggly lines, curved lines, and more

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You need to type in an equation for it to show a graph.

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Desmos works as a graphing calculator

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It's super easy to get a slope on the graph. All I have to do is type in the slope intercept form.

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You can add pictures, tables and notes

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You receive a warning sign if something is wrong (like maybe you forgot to add x in your equation

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There is a zoom in/out button. Also, if you use two fingers and swipe up/down the graph will zoom in/out

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You can add equations to make a line or just individual point

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You can input individual points, equations, or tables.

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You can make a table

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You Can Add Notes, images, and folders.

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It tells you where the y intercept is

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You can plant quardanits

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There are Calculus and Trigonometry graphs already set up that you can access.

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The highest number is x(10) to the 307th power

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you can add photos, notes, expressions, images, and folders

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You can make tables

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You can create tables that are automatically graphed

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You can use the y=mx+b form

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You can move the graph up/down or left/right by clicking and moving your finger.

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You can take notes.

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There's an undo button.

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X and Y can be as high or low as you want them

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You can slide your mouse along the line to get points

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When you use M or B you get the slider to plot the dot.

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you can compare equations

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If you click on the 3 horizontal lines you can change your line from a straight line to a circle, or a wavy line.

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Type a Y= MX + B equation it will plot the Y and X intercept for you

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You can add axis titles

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You can plot individual points or just a regular line.

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If you put in x >, <, ≤, or ≥, y, Desmos will shade in any possible area the line could be

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Around 37 different types of graphs

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You can take notes by adding a note

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If I write an expression/equation or fill in a table, it will automatically graph it.

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That if you want to calculate some thing is will also graph it.

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You can make tables by pressing the + button

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The scale on the graph adjusts

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Desmos is a way to graph different tables and equations