Multi-Function Grapher
Enter two functions of x and an interval. The calculator plots them on a single chart and finds every intersection by bracketing sign changes of f(x) − g(x) and refining with bisection.
Frequently asked questions
How are intersections found?
By sampling h(x) = f(x) − g(x), locating sign changes between samples, then bisecting on h(x) until the root is pinned down to many significant figures.
What if there are no intersections?
The calculator reports that the functions do not meet on the interval and the plot shows both curves with no marker.
Can I plot more than two functions?
This tool plots two at a time. For a third, use the single-function grapher in another tab, or compute pairwise intersections separately.