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Subject: 48 graphing question
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Date: 27 Feb 91 18:57:04 GMT
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 Here's the question; I have written a short program catered to circuits 
that speeds up graphing a function, that assumes t as the independent 
variable, asks for intitial time and final time, and autoscales f(t).
I would like to be able to enter transient functions without having to enter
a boolean expression in << >> at the equation prompt. When I tried to do
this the program kept wanting to evaluate. Is there a way around this, or
better yet, a method of graphing two functions, one t<0 and the other t>0
at the same time?
Thanks, Bill
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Wm P. Madden, Jr.
North Carolina State University - Raleigh, N.C.
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