loglogplot

Scott03 — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 19:49:08 Z

The two ways that you can create the log-log plot is to call the function directly or set the axis to log in the sequence list. So the following code should work.

>restart;
>with(plots):
a := sum(m^i*exp(-m)/factorial(i), i = 0 .. c):
l := []:
for c from 0 to 40 do
l := [op(l), a]:
end do:
plotlist := [seq(loglogplot(l[n], m = 0 .. 40), n = 1 .. nops(l))]:
>plots[display](plotlist);

This will produce a plot where all the curves are red and should look like this

If you want the plot to have different colours for each curve, you can skip the seq call and pass the functions directly to loglogplot and get the following

loglogplot(l, m = 0 .. 40);

Does this help?

Scott

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