Next April, the default desktop application for Windows will get graphing updates

Windows Insider users recently discovered that the Calculator 10 on Windows 10 has supported a new feature that is very useful for people learning Math.

Specifically in build 19546, users discovered a new mode called “graphing mode”. This is also one of the top requested features in Microsoft’s Feedback Hub.

As expected, the feature will be available on Windows 10 version 2004 (code 20H1) and will be released around April next.

Brandon LeBlanc, senior program manager, Windows Insider Program, said: “Supporting graphing is one of the top requirements in the Feedback Hub. And we are excited to bring it. The graphing feature will be very helpful for students starting to learn algebra, with this feature we hope to give students the opportunity by improving their understanding and attitudes. for Math. “

In the latest Calculator update, you can have the application draw one or more equations in a graph for easy comparison of results. In addition, the application also supports custom lines, windows and equations containing many variables.

If you enter an equation with an extra variable. For example, y = mx + b, you can easily change those variables to understand how the changes in the equation affect the shape of the graph.

And of course, you can analyze the chart by pointing to each cell with the mouse or keyboard.

Users can experience the new graph mode in the Calculator application through the Windows Insider program. Or else, you can wait until Microsoft releases the Windows 10 2004 update.

Refer to Softpedia