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Graphical Analysis 3 arrives as an easy to use program that produces, analyzes and prints graphs that you make. It’s been a popular product for years and with this third version new features and capabilities are included as well as an updated look.

Graphical Analysis 3 can do a lot of things. Create and print graphs, data tables, text, FFTs, and histograms. They are highly customizable; allowing you to perform automatic curve fits, calculate statistics, tangents, integrals, and interpolations. You can also adjust the parameters of your graphs.

Putting data into Graphical Analysis 3 is easy. Type the values into the data table, import your collected data from a supported TI graphing calculator using the TI-GRAPH LINK cable or USB direct cable supplied with TI-84 or TI-89 Titanium Calculators. Then simply copy and paste the data from another program.

New features abound, including video analysis of still photos, double-Y graphs, function plotting, and support for importing information from DataPro (on a Palm OS handheld) or the LabPro interface. Also new are improved analysis tools, improved curve fitting, 100% interchangeability between Mac and Windows files and more flexibility in how data is graphed.

Graphical Analysis 3 supports most operating systems, with Windows XP SP 2 and Mac OS X 10.4 being the latest systems supported.

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