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Polynomial Graphing Sample Calculator — result sheet
Evaluate a polynomial across an evenly spaced interval and return a compact table for sketching its graph.
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Formula and methodology
Formula: For coefficients aₙ,…,a₀, evaluate f(x)=aₙxⁿ+…+a₁x+a₀ at evenly spaced x values from x start to x end using Horner’s method.
A graphing tool needs an explicit function and an x-window. This calculator turns a comma-separated coefficient list into a bounded table of sample points; it does not pretend that a sparse table is a complete graph, root finder, or proof of a turning point. The coefficient order is visible so the visitor can distinguish x²−3x+2 from 1−3x+2x².
This result follows the calculator's declared inputs, precision, validation boundaries, and model limits.
Input contract
- Coefficients from highest power to constant
- Start x — x units; minimum -1000000; maximum 1000000
- End x — x units; minimum -1000000; maximum 1000000
- Number of sample points — points; minimum 2; maximum 21
Worked example
| Input | Value |
|---|---|
| Coefficients from highest power to constant | 1,-3,2 |
| Start x | -2 |
| End x | 4 |
| Number of sample points | 7 |
For f(x)=x²−3x+2, x values −2 through 4 at step 1 produce y values 12, 6, 2, 0, 0, 2, and 6.
Assumptions and limits
- Coefficients are entered from the highest power to the constant term and separated by commas.
- The x interval is finite and the end must be greater than the start.
- The sample count is limited to a readable table and uses equal spacing including both endpoints.
- Horner evaluation preserves the entered polynomial but does not estimate roots or extrema between sample points.
- Large coefficients, high degree, or a wide interval can produce values that are mathematically finite but visually difficult to plot.
- The table is an educational sampling aid and not a substitute for a full graphing or symbolic-analysis system.
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