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mma too smart to print?

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  • Subject: mma too smart to print?
  • From: jcao at stern.nyu.edu..>., >., >>, (Jingbin Cao ~{2\>01r~})
  • Date: Tue, 24 Nov 92 17:58:18 EST

Greetings,

I am trying to simply plot a parabola that starts from 0, but mma
somehow omits the part near the origin I specified. Why? The following
is the script. "In[1]" shows the problem part. Though "In[2]" seems
ok.

Mathematica 2.0 for SPARC
Copyright 1988-91 Wolfram Research, Inc.
 -- Output lines are now limited to 10 lines each -- 
 -- This job is started at 17:42:46, November 24, 1992 -- 
 -- Tektronix graphics initialized -- 
 -- Graphics output will be sent to file "$HOME/math/temp/graphics.tek"
 
>    by default -- 

In[1]:= ParametricPlot[{tp1, (tp1 (xp2-tp1+x1+x2)/2)/.{xp2->1/3, x2->3/4, 
	x1->1/4}}, {tp1, 0, (xp2+x2-x1)/.{xp2->1/3, x2->3/4, x1->1/4}}, 
	AxesOrigin->{0, 0}, Ticks->Automatic, AspectRatio->Automatic]

Out[1]= -Graphics-

In[2]:= ParametricPlot[{x, x(1-x)}, {x, 0, 1}]

Out[2]= -Graphics-





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