7.20.0.0
Regression templates now feature more models to choose from and more decimal accuracy in outputs.
To read more about all that's new across the Desmos math tools, visit our what's new page: https://desmos.com/whats-new
7.18.0.0
This isn't your imagination: complex numbers are now live! Be sure to toggle on "Complex Mode" from the graph settings menu (the wrench icon). You can also now perform regressions directly from a table of values, and find just the right fit.
To read more about all that's new across the Desmos math tools, visit our what's new page: https://desmos.com/whats-new
7.4.0.0
Have you been wanting to plot 10^-6 and 10^6 on the same graph? You're in luck. Introducing logarithmic axes, now in a settings menu near you.
7.3.0.0
Mar 1, 2023
Bug fixes and localization improvements.
6.17.0.0
Feb 16, 2023
Bug fixes and localization improvements.
6.16.0.0
Sep 13, 2022
Added support for inserting images into graphs.
6.13.0.0
Aug 16, 2022
There's a new way to create lists of polygons: when the polygon function is given several arguments and one or more of these arguments is a list of points, a list of polygons will be created.
6.12.0.0
March 30, 2022
Bug fixes and localization improvements.
6.11.0.0
February 2, 2022
Bug fixes and localization improvements.
6.10.0.0
January 19, 2022
In edit list mode, you can now duplicate any kind of expression, including sliders, notes, images, tables, and folders. Duplicating a folder duplicates all of its contents.
6.8.0.0
December 1, 2021
* Added list comprehensions. List comprehensions enable new ways to create lists from other lists. As an example, [(x,y) for x=[1...10], y=[1...10]] is a list comprehension that creates a list of 100 points that form a grid.
* Polygons can now be assigned to variables, used as part of function definitions, and stored in lists.
6.7.0.0
September 8, 2021
Added Actions. Actions provide a way to react to events in the calculator, like clicks or clock ticks, by updating variables in the expression list.