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you have to parse the equation first.. there's plenty of code on the net for parsing equations (try Yahoo or AltaVista)... once you have parsed the equation and you have the values you need, you could graph it using Win32 functions such as SetPixel() (which is dog slow) or could use some other functions... it's your choice...<br />
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you have to parse the equation first.. there's plenty of code on the net for parsing equations (try Yahoo or AltaVista)... once you have parsed the equation and you have the values you need, you could graph it using Win32 functions such as SetPixel() (which is dog slow) or could use some other functions... it's your choice...

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Given an equation, let say f(x) = 20exp(-2x), how can i display the result of this equation , including labelling &nbsp;the x and y-axis and the graph titile?
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Given an equation, let say f(x) = 20exp(-2x), how can i display the result of this equation , including labelling  the x and y-axis and the graph titile?

graph dispay  and labeling using VC++

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