>>>>> "Jaime" == Jaime E Villate <villate@gnu.org> writes:
Jaime> On Tue, Sep 30, 2003 at 07:35:57PM +0200, Janos Blazi wrote:
>>
>> When I give the command
>> plot2d([f(x),g(x)],[x,-2,2]);
>> (where f and g are well defined functions) then the plot is draw nicely,
>> just as I want it. But when I go back to my original command and change it
>> to
>> plot2d([f(x),g(x)],[x,-0.5,1]);
>> it does not work at all (and in fact it seems that Maxima does not work any
>> more).
Jaime> It is always better to include a domain for y, to avoid running into
Jaime> points where the function blows up.
Specifying a domain for y only limits what the plot shows. The x axis
is still sampled around the singularity. The plots, however, probably
look better if you do this.
Ray