Set Plot Coordinate System
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Description
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The default coordinate system for all two dimensional plotting commands is the cartesian coordinate system. The coords option allows the user to alter this coordinate system. The alternate choices are: bipolar, cardioid, cassinian, elliptic, hyperbolic, invcassinian, invelliptic, logarithmic, logcosh, maxwell, parabolic, polar, rose, and tangent.
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See coords for a full description of each of these coordinate systems.
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All coordinate systems are also valid for parametrically defined 2-D plots with the same interpretations of the coordinate system transformations.
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With most plotting commands, Cartesian axes are displayed by default, regardless of the coordinate system used. The plots[polarplot] command displays polar axes by default. You can also obtain polar axes by adding the axiscoordinates=polar option along with the coords=polar option.
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Examples
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The command to create the plot from the Plotting Guide is
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