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PlotLabels with equations not expressions
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I want to label the curves in Plot[] with their equations (eg. "y = x^2") not just their expressions (eg. x^2). There has to be a way to do this, but I cannot figure it out.
shadeBoundedRegion[top_, bottom_, a_, b_]:= Plot[{Max[top, bottom], top, bottom}, {x,a,b}, Filling -> {3 -> {1}}, PlotLabels->{"" ,Above,Above}];
shadeBoundedRegion[4,x^2,-3,3]
I apologize if this has been answered elsewhere, but I could not find it.
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I want to label the curves in Plot[] with their equations (eg. "y = x^2") not just their expressions (eg. x^2). There has to be a way to do this, but I cannot figure it out.
shadeBoundedRegion[top_, bottom_, a_, b_]:= Plot[{Max[top, bottom], top, bottom}, {x,a,b}, Filling -> {3 -> {1}}, PlotLabels->{"" ,Above,Above}];
shadeBoundedRegion[4,x^2,-3,3]
I apologize if this has been answered elsewhere, but I could not find it.
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I want to label the curves in Plot[] with their equations (eg. "y = x^2") not just their expressions (eg. x^2). There has to be a way to do this, but I cannot figure it out.
shadeBoundedRegion[top_, bottom_, a_, b_]:= Plot[{Max[top, bottom], top, bottom}, {x,a,b}, Filling -> {3 -> {1}}, PlotLabels->{"" ,Above,Above}];
shadeBoundedRegion[4,x^2,-3,3]
I apologize if this has been answered elsewhere, but I could not find it.
plotting
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I want to label the curves in Plot[] with their equations (eg. "y = x^2") not just their expressions (eg. x^2). There has to be a way to do this, but I cannot figure it out.
shadeBoundedRegion[top_, bottom_, a_, b_]:= Plot[{Max[top, bottom], top, bottom}, {x,a,b}, Filling -> {3 -> {1}}, PlotLabels->{"" ,Above,Above}];
shadeBoundedRegion[4,x^2,-3,3]
I apologize if this has been answered elsewhere, but I could not find it.
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PlotLabels -> {"", HoldForm[y = x^2], HoldForm[y = 4]}
in the definition of shadeBoundedRegion.
shadeBoundedRegion[4, x^2, -3, 3]
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ThePlotLabelsare reversed in your image.
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$begingroup$
Use
PlotLabels -> {"", HoldForm[y = x^2], HoldForm[y = 4]}
in the definition of shadeBoundedRegion.
shadeBoundedRegion[4, x^2, -3, 3]
answered 3 hours ago
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189k10205422
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ThePlotLabelsare reversed in your image.
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Use
PlotLabels -> {"", HoldForm[y = x^2], HoldForm[y = 4]}
in the definition of shadeBoundedRegion.
shadeBoundedRegion[4, x^2, -3, 3]
answered 3 hours ago
kglrkglr
189k10205422
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ThePlotLabelsare reversed in your image.
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– Bob Hanlon
2 hours ago
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$begingroup$
Use
PlotLabels -> {"", HoldForm[y = x^2], HoldForm[y = 4]}
in the definition of shadeBoundedRegion.
shadeBoundedRegion[4, x^2, -3, 3]
answered 3 hours ago
kglrkglr
189k10205422
$endgroup$
Use
PlotLabels -> {"", HoldForm[y = x^2], HoldForm[y = 4]}
in the definition of shadeBoundedRegion.
shadeBoundedRegion[4, x^2, -3, 3]
answered 3 hours ago
kglrkglr
189k10205422
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