Desmos Table Functionality

This video tutorial guides users on how to convert equations to tables using Desmos. It begins with graphing a sine curve and demonstrates how to convert it into a table of values. The tutorial explains how to extend the table by adding new x-values and how to continue a linear pattern. It also covers adding new columns, such as cosine, and changing style settings to 'line with dots'. Finally, it shows how to add entries to the top of the table and provides information on accessing additional resources at learn.desmos.com.

What is the first step in converting an equation to a table in Desmos?

• Add a new column.

• Graph the sine curve.

• Click 'edit list' and select 'convert to table'.

• Change the style to 'line with dots'.

How can you extend the table with new x-values in Desmos?

• Click above the first row and type a new x-value.

• Click below the last row and type a new x-value.

• Press the up arrow on the keyboard.

• Select 'add row' from the menu.

What should you do to add a new column in the Desmos table?

• Press the right arrow key.

• Click to the bottom left of the table.

• Click to the top right of the table.

• Select 'add column' from the menu.

How can you change the style of a column to 'line with dots' in Desmos?

• Click and hold the circle icon to access the style settings.

• Select 'style' from the top menu.

• Double-click the column header.

• Right-click the column and select 'style'.

What happens when you add an entry to the top of the table in Desmos?

• The rest of the values shift down.

• The rest of the values shift up.

• The table resets.

• The new entry is added at the bottom.