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Version 4.1 · 2026-02-26
▸ iOS26 Compatibility ▸ Stability Improvements ▸ Minor Bug Fixes.
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The store currently lists version 4.1, updated 2026-02-26.








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Graphing Calculator X has a formidable reputation of being the FREE alternative to heavy complex hardware calculators. It is suitable for all types of users, whether they are looking to carry out basic or complex mathematics; It is equipped with a powerful MATH CORE advocated by MATH DISPLAY support, which increases its functionality by leaps and bounds, making it an ideal choice for engineers, math students etc. It comes with an in depth User Manual and Tutorial to answer any questions you have, regarding the app and to help you further understand the world of advanced mathematics.
◉ BUILT-IN DOCUMENTS:
▸ Basic General Calculation
▸ X & Y Calculation & Intersection of Functions
▸ Calculate Local Maxima, Minima...
▸ Statistics & Regression
▸ Solve Equations & Polynomial
▸ Calculate Integral Functions…
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▸ iOS26 Compatibility ▸ Stability Improvements ▸ Minor Bug Fixes.
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