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How to make graph axes cross at (0,0)?

Anonymous User
Anonymous User
Posted 4 years ago

It pisses me off that Mathematica doesn't use old school math standards when producing a graph.

Here it has put the graph upside-down, the negative $y$-values above the $x$-axis:

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And here it changed the graph to make it look like anything but what I would be pleased to see (the axes don't cross at $(0,0)$: enter image description here

How do I fix this?
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Plot[Zeta[s],{s,5/4,2},AxesOrigin->{0,0},PlotRange->{{0,2},{0,5}}]
POSTED BY: Hans Dolhaine

Hi Jose,
In the latest version uses the "old school math standards", but as Hans suggested, with the help of some options, you can alter that in your version.

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To be more specific, I was able to change the direction of the Y-axis using Frame

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or you can simply use the option PlotRange to show some positive part on Y-Axis to force the plot to put the curve under X-Axis

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POSTED BY: Ahmed Elbanna
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