More Graphs

With MenuMaple it is easy to graph in polar coordinates or work with parametric equations.

.......Remember that the user did not have to type in the Maple commands or custom Maple commands which are in red.......

> plot([[3*sin(4*t),t,t=0..2*Pi],[2*cos(3*t),t,t=0..2*Pi],[2.5,t,t=0..2*Pi]],scaling=constrained,coords=polar,color=[red,blue,green],axes=none);

[Maple Plot]

> plot([[t^3,t^2,t=-3..3],[t^2-10,4*t-3,t=-7..7],[16*sin(t),13*cos(t),t=0..2*Pi],[10-t^2,4*t-3,t=-7..7]],color=[red,blue,green,navy],scaling=constrained);

[Maple Plot]

You can make a graph of f function and its inverse relation as well as make graphs related to simple iteration.

> invplot(x^2,x=-2..2);

[Maple Plot]

Two views of the simple iteration x = exp(-3.*x) with 0.2 as initial value of x.

> PlotBoxIterates(exp(-3*x),x=0.2,50);

[Maple Plot]

.......With MenuMaple the user selects an action button for a Maple command or custom Maple command and enters required information after being prompted.........

> PlotIterates(exp(-3*x),x=0.2,50);

[Maple Plot]