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Gary Thomson
Hi,
Hope someone can tell me how to do this....
I have one set of points which form a straight line -
these are (3.1,0), (3.1,100), (3.1,200), (3.1,300) i.e. a
vertical line.
I have another set of points that form a straight line -
these are (0,0), (3.1,100), (6.2,200), (9.3,300).
I have two problems displaying these:
(1) I want both lines to appear on the same graph;
(2) I want the traingle formed by the points (3.1,100),
(3.1,300) and (9.3,300) to be shaded, as this indicates a
surplus (for the purposes of illustration).
I would imagine there would definitely be a way to display
both straight lines on the one graph, but what about the
2nd probelm I have?
Many Thanks,
Gary.
Hope someone can tell me how to do this....
I have one set of points which form a straight line -
these are (3.1,0), (3.1,100), (3.1,200), (3.1,300) i.e. a
vertical line.
I have another set of points that form a straight line -
these are (0,0), (3.1,100), (6.2,200), (9.3,300).
I have two problems displaying these:
(1) I want both lines to appear on the same graph;
(2) I want the traingle formed by the points (3.1,100),
(3.1,300) and (9.3,300) to be shaded, as this indicates a
surplus (for the purposes of illustration).
I would imagine there would definitely be a way to display
both straight lines on the one graph, but what about the
2nd probelm I have?
Many Thanks,
Gary.