HP50 - Another Plot of a Function

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HP50 - Another Plot of a Function - CMarangon - 11-03-2020 06:32 PM

Hello!

How can I make a graphic of

[Image: plot2.jpg]

I already made a post here, and it was well answered, but it was a function of 2 equations.
This is of 3 equations.

RE: HP50 - Another Plot of a Function - DavidM - 11-04-2020 07:45 PM

One possible method would be to make use of a CASE statement in a program for the various ranges.

I know you prefer algebraic mode, but I'm not sure how to use CASE that way. The following RPN/RPL program was created using algebraics, so perhaps it will at least give you an idea how to set this up:

Code:

\<<

   CASE

      'X<0' THEN 'SIN(X)' END

      'X\<=2' THEN 'SQ(SIN(X))' END

      'COS(X)'

   END

\>>

The resulting plot of this program looks like this when using default settings:

[Image: attachment.php?aid=8843]

RE: HP50 - Another Plot of a Function - CMarangon - 11-05-2020 05:49 AM

Hello!

Thank you very much!
Nice answer!

I would vote for you if you were running for president:-)

(11-04-2020 07:45 PM)DavidM Wrote: One possible method would be to make use of a CASE statement in a program for the various ranges.

I know you prefer algebraic mode, but I'm not sure how to use CASE that way. The following RPN/RPL program was created using algebraics, so perhaps it will at least give you an idea how to set this up:

Code:

\<< CASE 'X<0' THEN 'SIN(X)' END 'X\<=2' THEN 'SQ(SIN(X))' END 'COS(X)' END \>>

The resulting plot of this program looks like this when using default settings: