Function:
chart - show a table of function values
Calling Sequences:
chart(heading,values);
chart(heading, values, flag);
Parameters:
heading -
a list of expressions, each depending on the first member of the list
values
- a list of expressions, which are to be substituted for the first member of
heading
.
flag
- a boolean value.
Description:
-
This prints a table of values of one or more expressions (using "table" in the ordinary sense of the word, rather than its technical meaning in Maple), in the form of a matrix.
-
The first row of the matrix is the value of
heading
. This is a list of expressions, each of which contains the first entry (which is typically a variable
x
).
-
Row
of the matrix, for
from 1 to the number of items in
values
, is obtained by substituting
values[n]
for
x
in
heading
and evaluating it.
-
If the third argument
flag
is omitted or true, then each entry is evaluated numerically using
evalf
.
-
If a member of
heading
is a function that should only be evaluated with numerical arguments, you can delay evaluation by placing single quotes around it, e.g.
'f(x)'
.
-
This function is part of the
Maple Advisor Database
library.
Examples:
>
chart([x, x^2, 1/x],[1,2,3],false);
>
chart([x, x^2, 1/x], [1,2,3]);
>
f:= x -> x^2:
>
chart([x, 'f(x)', Int('f(t)', t = 0 .. x)],[1, .1, .01, .001]);