<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Apple introduced a new 3D graphing feature for Math Notes in iOS 26 and iPadOS 26.</li><li>Math Notes feature was added in iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 to solve math problems and equations in the Notes app or Calculator app.</li><li>On the iPhone, Math Notes works with typed equations, while on the iPad, handwritten equations using the Apple Pencil are supported.</li><li>In iOS 26 and iPadOS 26, Math Notes can now create 3D graphs for equations with three variables.</li><li>Users can tap on a variable in the equation and select the Insert 3D graph option to visualize the graph.</li><li>The 3D graphs can be enlarged, resized, and moved through tap and drag gestures.</li><li>The feature is more suitable for the iPad due to its larger display area, offering better usability for graphing.</li><li>The 3D graphing functionality can be beneficial for visualizing linear algebra and multivariable calculus concepts.</li><li>Graphs generated can be copied and pasted into other applications for further use.</li><li>iOS 26 and iPadOS 26 are currently in developer testing phase with a public beta expected in July and a full release in September.</li></ul>

iPadOS 26 Gets New 3D Graphing Feature for Math Notes

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