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I want to the x-axis to show radians like 0,Pi/4, Pi/2, 3Pi/4 pi etc or degrees like 0,45,90,135,180 degrees.
Right now it shows the decimal equivalent of radians
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Something like the attached?
Mike
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Correct. So i divide by deg and not use deg as the units of the axis.
Thank you it worked.
Mathcad's default display is normalized to the unit system specified in Worksheet Options|Unit System, so something with acceleration units will be normalized to m/s^2 in SI, and ft/s^2 in US.
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Ziyad Saeed wrote:I want to the x-axis to show radians like 0,Pi/4, Pi/2, 3Pi/4 pi etc or degrees like 0,45,90,135,180 degrees.Right now it shows the decimal equivalent of radians
Ziyad Saeed wrote:
Mathcad does not directly display what you want for radians. You can use Mike's approach to normalize to pi, by simply dividing x by pi
