graph from an equation

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Jay Freedman

Create the graph in Excel, then copy/paste it into the Word document
(if you really need a Word document).

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B

Bob Mathews

You could use Wolfram|Alpha to create the graph, then paste it into
Word.

Wolfram|Alpha has a special input syntax. It's not difficult, but if
you're already comfortable with MathType, version 6.6 has a
Wolfram|Alpha translator built-in. So, say you create a MathType
equation for your Word document. While the equation is still open in
MathType, select it and choose the "View in Wolfram|Alpha" command
from the View menu.

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