Good Grapher Pro - scientific graphing calculator is an education app developed by Iurii Mozharovskyi. The latest update (v3.30), released on <em>January 02, 2016</em>, includes fixes and new features, and has been rated 4.82 out of 5 stars based on 61 reviews. Good Grapher Pro - scientific graphing calculator costs <em>$1.99</em> to download. The app is compatible with iOS 7.0+ and Android 6 or newer.
Good Grapher Pro - scientific graphing calculator
Iurii Mozharovskyi
Genre: Education
Ratings: 4.82
Version: 3.3.3
Updated 02/01/16
Downloads: 96
Good Grapher Pro - scientific graphing calculator is an education app developed by Iurii Mozharovskyi. The latest update (v3.30), released on January 02, 2016, includes fixes and new features, and has been rated 4.82 out of 5 stars based on 61 reviews. Good Grapher Pro - scientific graphing calculator costs $1.99 to download. The app is compatible with iOS 7.0+ and Android 6 or newer.
What is Good Grapher Pro app?
Good Grapher™ - great and very powerful scientific graphing calculator. It will become your reliable assistant from elementary school to university and work. Customer reviews:
"Amazing app!
Ready to enjoy Good Grapher Pro - scientific graphing calculator on your PC or Mac? Download the latest APK file version (3.30), which requires 10 MB of free space. Follow our guide using the recommended emulator, Bluestacks, for easy installation on Windows or macOS. For help downloading or installing the Good Grapher Pro app, visit our forums.
Reviews on Good Grapher Pro for iOS
★★★★☆Excellent Application
This application has helped with numerous homework assignments and has always provided the needed help!
★★★★★All you need
This is my go to calculator
★★★★★More than just graphing
This app is my go to calculator for doing any calculations more complex than simple two number operations. Being able to group operations with parentheses, replay calculations, and edit them is super useful.
★★★★★Really nice
This is a very nice calculator that does what it says, beautifully. The 3d function plots are just drop dead gorgeous and the scaling works very well. It would be nice to see a little more support for linear systems, like determinants for example.