Plotting a graph of the function f(x)

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November 23, 2011
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Hi all,

I am a newbie to the usage of mathcad and could do with some step by step help from you experts out there.

I have a mathcad problem:

I want to plot a graph of the function f(x) from the equation;

f(x) = x(14-7x)(16-7x)

4(4-x)^2

I do not want to show the equation in the worksheet (and so imagine there will be some packets of data on the sheet somewhere that can be referenced to).

From the information I need to plot a graph of the function f(x) (repeated myself didn't I).

I would like the graph needs to cover the interval [0, 2.68] in the x direction and [0, 80] in the y direction.

If anybody can help (step by step because I'm thick....lol). I woul;d be really grateful.

Paul

Statistics_Analysis

Best answer by Fred_Kohlhepp

Mathcad will evaluate rhe inequality as a boolean expression (1 for true, 0 for false.) You can also use if/otherwise.

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Fred_Kohlhepp

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Paul Sunderland wrote:
Hi all,
I am a newbie to the usage of mathcad and could do with some step by step help from you experts out there.
I have a mathcad problem:
I want to plot a graph of the function f(x) from the equation;
f(x) = x(14-7x)(16-7x)
4(4-x)^2
I do not want to show the equation in the worksheet (and so imagine there will be some packets of data on the sheet somewhere that can be referenced to).
From the information I need to plot a graph of the function f(x) (repeated myself didn't I).
I would like the graph needs to cover the interval [0, 2.68] in the x direction and [0, 80] in the y direction.
If anybody can help (step by step because I'm thick....lol). I woul;d be really grateful.
Paul

I'm assuming you can't find the help files! This is basic stuff.

1_plotf(x)-xmcd.zip

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Fred,

thank you for your assistance.

I know this is basic stuff but I am new to mathcad and learning the ropes.

I haven't found the help files yet (but will now they have been mentioned).

Obviously this isn't the exact or full question on the topic as I intend to work through it and by gleening a few similar examples I will quickly become proficient.

After the equation is (0<x<16), will that be difficult to add or do I just type it in (after all this is wysiwyg??)

I got the feeling that I had to add in a couple of matrices or blocks of data to evalute into the plot with x:= and y:= and so on(but your solution does the business).

thank you for your valuable input

Pau