Hey, I posted a project :O :O :O I haven't done that since August. Anyway, I put little-to-no work into this - I was meant to draw some graphs (cubic, quadratic, and linear, of course :P) on a computer for maths homework. I really dislike using Excel, so I thought I could make a Scratch project, and save a picture of the stage for each graph. How to use: If you don't understand graphs, you might just want to type fairly small, random numbers in each time, just to see what happens. Otherwise: "A" is the number of X-position-cubeds the Y position contains. Graphs that have an "A" are cubic. "B" is the number of X-position-squareds the Y position contains. Graphs that have a "B" but no "A" are quadratic. "C" is the number of X positions the Y position contains. Graphs that have a "C", but no "B" or "A" are linear. "D" is the Y intercept, or the Y position at which the line crosses the X=0 line. Graphs with just a "D" are horizontal.
