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Summary
Description |
English: An image showing the trigonometric functions on 2d space:
- Blue - Sine
- Green - Cosine
- Red - Tangent
- Blue (dotted) - Cosecant
- Green (dotted) - Secant
- Red (dotted) - Cotangent
I created it with the following Gnuplot code:
# set the output
set terminal svg enhanced fname "Times" fsize 18
set output "trigonometric_functions.svg"
# axis properties
set xrange [-1.5*pi:1.5*pi]
set yrange [-3:3]
set grid xtics ytics
set key 7,3
plot sin(x) title "sine" with lines linewidth 2,\
cos(x) title "cosine" with lines linewidth 2,\
tan(x) title "tangent" with lines linewidth 2,\
1/cos(x) title "secant" with lines linewidth 2,\
1/sin(x) title "cosecant" with lines linewidth 2,\
1/tan(x) title "cotangent" with lines linewidth 2
then I heavily post-processed with Inkscape. |
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20 May 2007 |
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own work, made with Gnuplot and post-processed with Inkscape
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This vector image was created with gnuplot. |
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Author |
Alessio Damato |
Licensing
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