Typing functions
Write the right-hand side of y = f(x), such as x^2 - 4, sin(x) or 1/(x-2). You can type y = in front if you like. Powers use ^, square roots use sqrt, and π is pi. Switch to DEG when you want sin(90) to equal 1.
Moving around the graph
Drag the graph to pan, scroll or pinch to zoom in on a point, and use the buttons to zoom or go back to the standard view. Move your cursor or finger over the graph to trace the nearest curve and read off x and y.
Roots, crossings and tables
Find in this view lists every place a curve crosses the x-axis and every point where two curves meet, inside the part of the graph you are looking at, to about ten significant figures. Tap a result to centre the graph on it. The table lists values at any start and step, ready for homework or checking a sketch.