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Showing two overlapped lines in a plot?

Tania Gerou, student
Posted 3 years ago

I'm plotting two expressions and their lines happen to be the same. However, I want to show that they are two different lines. On the diagram, only the second line is visible because it 'falls' on the first one. How can I show that there are two different lines that just happen to be equal?

POSTED BY: Tania Gerou
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One more option:

PlotStyle -> {{Thickness[0.01], Blue}, {Thickness[0.02], Opacity[0.2],
     Green}, {Thickness[0.001], Opacity[0.9], Red}}]

Regards,.... Jos
POSTED BY: Jos Klaps
Tania Gerou
Tania Gerou, student
Posted 3 years ago

Thank you! That helped!
POSTED BY: Tania Gerou
Jim Baldwin
Jim Baldwin
Posted 3 years ago

Make one of the lines thicker and plot that one first. Use the PlotStyle options with Thickness something like

PlotStyle -> {Thickness[0.01], Thickness[0.05], Thickness[0.05]}

You might have to play with the thickness values to get exactly what you want.
POSTED BY: Jim Baldwin
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