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2012-08-28, 04:57   #7

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pari

Quote:
 Originally Posted by LaurV you can type "?10" at pari prompt (without quotes) for help on plotting functions. If you have the bitmaps associated with some application (like ms fax wiewer, ACDSee, whatever) then you can also use "ploth" function. That would make a nice bitmap/jpg/gif from your graphic and send it to the associated application, so you can see it on screen in a nice graphic mode. Try: ploth(x=-10,10,sin(x)/x)
Code:
? plot(x=-5,5,sqrt(25-x^2))
4.9993701 |''''''''''''''''''''''__xxx""""""""xxx__''''''''''''''''''''''|
|                  _xx"                  "xx_                  |
|               _x"                          "x_               |
|             _x                                x_             |
|           _"                                    "_           |
|         _x                                        x_         |
|        _                                            _        |
|       x                                              x       |
|      "                                                "      |
|     "                                                  "     |
|    "                                                    "    |
|   "                                                      "   |
|  x                                                        x  |
|                                                              |
| "                                                          " |
|                                                              |
|x                                                            x|
|:                                                            :|
|:                                                            :|
:                                                              :
:                                                              :
0 _,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_
-5                                                             5
(10:20) gp >
I got the above which is actually a semi-circle; how do I get a complete circle pl?

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