Calculate y=f(x) with given function and variable range. Output in CSV, Table, or Chart format for analysis.

Calculate y=f(x)

i) Purpose: This function helps you calculate the value of y based on a given mathematical formula f(x) for a range of x values.

ii) Use Cases: You can use this function to generate a table, CSV file, or chart showing the relationship between x and y values.

iii) How to Use: - Enter the mathematical formula f(x) in the provided input field. - Select the range of x values you want to calculate y for. - Choose the output format (CSV, Table, Chart). - Click on the "Calculate" button to see the results.

iv) Input Values: 1. Mathematical Formula: Enter the formula for f(x). 2. X Range: Select the start, stop, and step values for x. 3. Output Format: Choose the format for the output (CSV, Table, Chart).

v) Output Values: - X Values: The calculated x values. - Y Values: The corresponding y values. - Table: A table showing the x and y values. - Chart: A chart displaying the relationship between x and y values.

vi) Instructions: - Make sure to enter a valid mathematical formula for f(x). - Select a reasonable range for x values to avoid long processing times. - Choose the output format that best suits your needs.

vii) Calculation Steps: 1. Define the range of x values based on the input parameters. 2. Calculate the corresponding y values using the provided formula. 3. Format the output based on the selected output format.

viii) Technical Parameters: - y, variable, variation_start, variation_stop, variation_step, round_off, output_format

ix) Return Values: - X, Y, Table, Chart

x) Example Expressions: 'You can use the following expressions to directly evaluate in a non-interactive manner using eval()'

fx(y='2*x+3', variable='x', variation_start=1.0, variation_stop=5.0, variation_step=1.0, round_off=2, output_format=['CSV'])
fx(y='x**2', variable='x', variation_start=0.0, variation_stop=10.0, variation_step=2.0, round_off=2, output_format=['Table'])

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