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Karen
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 03/27/08 4:01pm
I'm making graphs with Mathematica, and I'm having trouble with three things.
1) The function is really simple, 1-x. I only want the first quadrant, and nothing can stick out. I want to label the points where the function hits the x and y axes to the left and bottom of the graph. Currently, I have it that my x and y axes are extended, all axes are invisible, and I drew new ones. Is there a way to do this that's not really complicated?
2) How do I extend the x and y axes (PlotRange I suppose) without getting more of the function than I want? After x=1, y becomes negative, same with y=1. I only want the part of the function that's in the first quadrant.
3) I labeled the graph with text, and the text appears without quotation marks in Mathematica, but when I export the graph in a PDF format to AdobeReader, the text appears in quotation marks.
I'm not concerned with the math so much as the aesthetics.
Please help? :)
Thanks,
Karen
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Karen |
03/27/08 4:01pm |
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yehuda ben-s... |
03/28/08 1:07pm |
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Karen |
03/28/08 10:47pm |
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yehuda ben-s... |
03/30/08 04:48am |
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Karen |
04/06/08 11:26am |
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pajenn |
03/29/08 8:08pm |
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kj |
10/31/09 08:23am |
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Karen |
11/01/09 10:55am |
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