why do we use plot (v, 2.0/v) and then later why do we use t=linspace(200,200,500) to plot
why 2.0/v (volume) is taken in the two subplot? can you explain please.
Sir i have two questions in this section,i. v=linspace (21,100,500) , here from where do we get 500ii. plot(v,2.0/v) , here from where do we get 2.0and what does 2.0/v impliesKindly help me in this regard.
The argument in the plot command is not clear. How is it derived for creating different plots?
How to choose for the value to be entered in the linspace argument?For example- here it is chosen to be 500.
How many subplots can we create at a time?
sir/madam, What are the applications of plot and subplot in python
can we use legend command for subplots? how?
Can we add more than 2 subplots.
in exercise 1 why 2.0/v volume has taken in the graph
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Outline:* Use Python 3.4.3 * Use IPython 5.1.0 * Creating subplots * Switching between subplots. * Subplot command * Passing arguments to subplot command. * First argument is the number of rows of subplots. * Second argument is the number of columns of subplots * Third argument specifies the serial number for subplot.
* Use Python 3.4.3 * Use IPython 5.1.0 * Creating subplots * Switching between subplots. * Subplot command * Passing arguments to subplot command. * First argument is the number of rows of subplots. * Second argument is the number of columns of subplots * Third argument specifies the serial number for subplot.
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