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Chapter 23 Plotting Surfaces 545<br />

The Surface Plot Control Panel<br />

Independent Variables<br />

The independent variables controls are displayed in Figure 23.8.<br />

Figure 23.8 Variables Controls<br />

Select the variables<br />

for the x- <strong>and</strong> y-axes.<br />

Lock the z-scale<br />

Sliders <strong>and</strong> edit boxes<br />

set the current value<br />

of each variable<br />

When there are more than two independent variables, you can select which two are displayed on the x- <strong>and</strong><br />

y-axes using the radio buttons in this panel. The sliders <strong>and</strong> text boxes set the current values of each variable,<br />

which is most important for the variables that are not displayed on the axes. In essence, the plot shows the<br />

three-dimensional slice of the surface at the value shown in the text box. Move the slider to see different<br />

slices.<br />

Lock Z Scale locks the z-axis to its current values. This is useful when moving the sliders that are not on an<br />

axis.<br />

Grid check boxes activate a grid that is parallel to each axis. The sliders allow you to adjust the placement of<br />

each grid. The resolution of each grid can be controlled by adjusting axis settings. As an example,<br />

Figure 23.9 shows a surface with the X <strong>and</strong> Y grids activated.

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