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sugaku
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Good day to all,
1) I find difficulty on putting two 2D graphs into one figure. If same command it is easy to do but i have different commands, the commands are listlineplot and plot.
ListLinePlot[{{0,0},{1/8,16/257},{2/8,12272/66049},{3/8,5201936/16974593},{4/8,1842434032/4362470401},{5/8,596058685456/1121154893057},{6/8,182299004202992/288136807515649},{7/8,53603412027842576/74051159531521793},{1,15297073205596295152/
19031147999601100801}}]
Plot[Sin[t],{t,0,1}]
2) Actually i prefer above listlineplot graph to be like a block pulse graph, i coulnd't find a command to plot that kind of graph.
I do appreciate if someone out there could advice me on these matters.
thanks and best regards...
1) I find difficulty on putting two 2D graphs into one figure. If same command it is easy to do but i have different commands, the commands are listlineplot and plot.
ListLinePlot[{{0,0},{1/8,16/257},{2/8,12272/66049},{3/8,5201936/16974593},{4/8,1842434032/4362470401},{5/8,596058685456/1121154893057},{6/8,182299004202992/288136807515649},{7/8,53603412027842576/74051159531521793},{1,15297073205596295152/
19031147999601100801}}]
Plot[Sin[t],{t,0,1}]
2) Actually i prefer above listlineplot graph to be like a block pulse graph, i coulnd't find a command to plot that kind of graph.
I do appreciate if someone out there could advice me on these matters.
thanks and best regards...