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Best answer by AlanStevens

You have plotted xx.3(alpha.o1) and yy.3(alpha.o1) instead of xx.3(alpha.01) and yy.3(alpha.01)  i.e. You've used lower case o instead of the number 0.  If you correct this you get rid of the phantom part of the plot.

However, since alpha.o1 isn't defined anywhere in the worksheet as far as I can see, I'm puzzled as to why Mathcad plots anything at all here!!!

Alan

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AlanStevens19-TanzaniteAnswer
19-Tanzanite
September 29, 2015

You have plotted xx.3(alpha.o1) and yy.3(alpha.o1) instead of xx.3(alpha.01) and yy.3(alpha.01)  i.e. You've used lower case o instead of the number 0.  If you correct this you get rid of the phantom part of the plot.

However, since alpha.o1 isn't defined anywhere in the worksheet as far as I can see, I'm puzzled as to why Mathcad plots anything at all here!!!

Alan

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ValeryOchkov24-Ruby IVAuthor
24-Ruby IV
September 29, 2015

Thanks!

Where is the old good times with O and Ø?

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ValeryOchkov24-Ruby IVAuthor
24-Ruby IV
October 14, 2015

One dangerously close:

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