Hello, all. I'm trying to do an easy task: plot the function f(x)=(10x^2)/(9-x^2). The problem is that origin plots the asymptotes in x=3 and x=-3. How can I exclude these especific points from being plot? Or, how can I make it don't plot this asymptote.
You can assign the missing value to make the plot discontinuous by assigning the missing value (=0/0) to the neighbor of the limit. You can utilize the conditional operator: http://www.originlab.com/doc/LabTalk/guide/Operators#Conditional_Operator_.28.3F:.29 to construct the function. In your case, as there are two asymptotes, I used this function in a nested way. Please see the sample below. (Probably you want to give a large number of points (in this sample 1000) in the curve to have enough precision to present the curve well.)