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Any Mathematica experts?

Originally posted by: archcommus
Using this program without proper documentation and instructions = teh suck.
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That'll teach you to not steal software! 😛
 
I loved mathematica when I had to use it. way easier than matlab or anything like that.

It has been 3 years or so since i've used it (maybe more) but i might be able to help you out.
 
Sorry I had to go for a bit.

I've used Maple in the past but my professor requires us to use Mathematica for our assignments.

I just can't figure out how to use the ParametricPlot function. It says that using ParametricPlot [ { t , f [t] } ] will plot y = f (x) , but I'm not understanding the purpose of t in this. Probably just due to my lack of understanding of what parametric graphs are. The point of using the function is to draw a graph and its inverse.
 
Originally posted by: IAteYourMother
yeah... understanding what a parametric graph is crucial 😕
Define the function first
f[t_]:=asdlkasdfasdf
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Well I already have f (x) defined and I tried using the ParametricPlot function with {x, f(x)}, and then {x,-5,5} for the bounds. But it just gave back an error.

 
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