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inserting $pi$ in $x$-axis using tikz
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I would like to insert the labels in math mode just like in a regular math expression.
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{tikz,tkz-fct}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}
tkzInit[xmin=-1.1,xmax=13.2,ymin=-2,ymax=2]
tkzDrawX[trig=1]
tkzDrawY[noticks]
tkzFct[domain=-1:13]{cos(x)}
tkzDefPoint(0,-1){-1}
tkzDefPoint(0,1){1}
tkzDefPoint(pi/2,0){pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(pi,0){pi}
tkzDefPoint(3*pi/2,0){3pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(2*pi,0){2pi}
tkzDefPoint(5*pi/2,0){5pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(3*pi,0){3pi}
tkzDefPoint(7*pi/2,0){7pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(4*pi,0){4pi}
tkzDrawPoint(pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(-1)
tkzDrawPoint(1)
tkzDrawPoint(3pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(pi)
tkzDrawPoint(2pi)
tkzDrawPoint(5pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(3pi)
tkzDrawPoint(7pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(4pi)
tkzLabelPoints[below left](-1)
tkzLabelPoints[above left](1)
tkzLabelPoints[below left](pi/2)
tkzLabelPoints[above](pi)
tkzLabelPoints[below right](3pi/2)
tkzLabelPoints[below](2pi)
tkzLabelPoints[below left](5pi/2)
tkzLabelPoints[above](3pi)
tkzLabelPoints[below right](7pi/2)
tkzLabelPoints[below](4pi)
tkzHLine[dashed]{1}
tkzHLine[dashed]{-1}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
hete it is what I got
tikz-pgf tkz-fct
asked 24 mins ago
Marcos PauloMarcos Paulo
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I would like to insert the labels in math mode just like in a regular math expression.
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{tikz,tkz-fct}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}
tkzInit[xmin=-1.1,xmax=13.2,ymin=-2,ymax=2]
tkzDrawX[trig=1]
tkzDrawY[noticks]
tkzFct[domain=-1:13]{cos(x)}
tkzDefPoint(0,-1){-1}
tkzDefPoint(0,1){1}
tkzDefPoint(pi/2,0){pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(pi,0){pi}
tkzDefPoint(3*pi/2,0){3pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(2*pi,0){2pi}
tkzDefPoint(5*pi/2,0){5pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(3*pi,0){3pi}
tkzDefPoint(7*pi/2,0){7pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(4*pi,0){4pi}
tkzDrawPoint(pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(-1)
tkzDrawPoint(1)
tkzDrawPoint(3pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(pi)
tkzDrawPoint(2pi)
tkzDrawPoint(5pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(3pi)
tkzDrawPoint(7pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(4pi)
tkzLabelPoints[below left](-1)
tkzLabelPoints[above left](1)
tkzLabelPoints[below left](pi/2)
tkzLabelPoints[above](pi)
tkzLabelPoints[below right](3pi/2)
tkzLabelPoints[below](2pi)
tkzLabelPoints[below left](5pi/2)
tkzLabelPoints[above](3pi)
tkzLabelPoints[below right](7pi/2)
tkzLabelPoints[below](4pi)
tkzHLine[dashed]{1}
tkzHLine[dashed]{-1}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
hete it is what I got
tikz-pgf tkz-fct
asked 24 mins ago
Marcos PauloMarcos Paulo
113
Please add your code without the>s.
– JouleV
19 mins ago
Please do not use formating " for code, use {} instead!
– Kurt
19 mins ago
@kurt please let me know you put > in a grey background
– Marcos Paulo
13 mins ago
Sorry, I do not understand: I edited your title to capital I and formated your code after deleting the blank lines with{}to get 4 spaces added before each code line. Thats all!
– Kurt
6 mins ago
add a comment |
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I would like to insert the labels in math mode just like in a regular math expression.
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{tikz,tkz-fct}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}
tkzInit[xmin=-1.1,xmax=13.2,ymin=-2,ymax=2]
tkzDrawX[trig=1]
tkzDrawY[noticks]
tkzFct[domain=-1:13]{cos(x)}
tkzDefPoint(0,-1){-1}
tkzDefPoint(0,1){1}
tkzDefPoint(pi/2,0){pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(pi,0){pi}
tkzDefPoint(3*pi/2,0){3pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(2*pi,0){2pi}
tkzDefPoint(5*pi/2,0){5pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(3*pi,0){3pi}
tkzDefPoint(7*pi/2,0){7pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(4*pi,0){4pi}
tkzDrawPoint(pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(-1)
tkzDrawPoint(1)
tkzDrawPoint(3pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(pi)
tkzDrawPoint(2pi)
tkzDrawPoint(5pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(3pi)
tkzDrawPoint(7pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(4pi)
tkzLabelPoints[below left](-1)
tkzLabelPoints[above left](1)
tkzLabelPoints[below left](pi/2)
tkzLabelPoints[above](pi)
tkzLabelPoints[below right](3pi/2)
tkzLabelPoints[below](2pi)
tkzLabelPoints[below left](5pi/2)
tkzLabelPoints[above](3pi)
tkzLabelPoints[below right](7pi/2)
tkzLabelPoints[below](4pi)
tkzHLine[dashed]{1}
tkzHLine[dashed]{-1}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
hete it is what I got
tikz-pgf tkz-fct
asked 24 mins ago
Marcos PauloMarcos Paulo
113
I would like to insert the labels in math mode just like in a regular math expression.
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{tikz,tkz-fct}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}
tkzInit[xmin=-1.1,xmax=13.2,ymin=-2,ymax=2]
tkzDrawX[trig=1]
tkzDrawY[noticks]
tkzFct[domain=-1:13]{cos(x)}
tkzDefPoint(0,-1){-1}
tkzDefPoint(0,1){1}
tkzDefPoint(pi/2,0){pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(pi,0){pi}
tkzDefPoint(3*pi/2,0){3pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(2*pi,0){2pi}
tkzDefPoint(5*pi/2,0){5pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(3*pi,0){3pi}
tkzDefPoint(7*pi/2,0){7pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(4*pi,0){4pi}
tkzDrawPoint(pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(-1)
tkzDrawPoint(1)
tkzDrawPoint(3pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(pi)
tkzDrawPoint(2pi)
tkzDrawPoint(5pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(3pi)
tkzDrawPoint(7pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(4pi)
tkzLabelPoints[below left](-1)
tkzLabelPoints[above left](1)
tkzLabelPoints[below left](pi/2)
tkzLabelPoints[above](pi)
tkzLabelPoints[below right](3pi/2)
tkzLabelPoints[below](2pi)
tkzLabelPoints[below left](5pi/2)
tkzLabelPoints[above](3pi)
tkzLabelPoints[below right](7pi/2)
tkzLabelPoints[below](4pi)
tkzHLine[dashed]{1}
tkzHLine[dashed]{-1}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
hete it is what I got
tikz-pgf tkz-fct
tikz-pgf tkz-fct
asked 24 mins ago
Marcos PauloMarcos Paulo
113
asked 24 mins ago
Marcos PauloMarcos Paulo
113
edited 14 mins ago
Marcos Paulo
asked 24 mins ago
Marcos PauloMarcos Paulo
113
asked 24 mins ago
Marcos PauloMarcos Paulo
113
asked 24 mins ago
Marcos PauloMarcos Paulo
113
113
Please add your code without the>s.
– JouleV
19 mins ago
Please do not use formating " for code, use {} instead!
– Kurt
19 mins ago
@kurt please let me know you put > in a grey background
– Marcos Paulo
13 mins ago
Sorry, I do not understand: I edited your title to capital I and formated your code after deleting the blank lines with{}to get 4 spaces added before each code line. Thats all!
– Kurt
6 mins ago
add a comment |
Please add your code without the>s.
– JouleV
19 mins ago
Please do not use formating " for code, use {} instead!
– Kurt
19 mins ago
@kurt please let me know you put > in a grey background
– Marcos Paulo
13 mins ago
Sorry, I do not understand: I edited your title to capital I and formated your code after deleting the blank lines with{}to get 4 spaces added before each code line. Thats all!
– Kurt
6 mins ago
Please add your code without the
>s.– JouleV
19 mins ago
Please add your code without the
>s.– JouleV
19 mins ago
Please do not use formating " for code, use {} instead!
– Kurt
19 mins ago
Please do not use formating " for code, use {} instead!
– Kurt
19 mins ago
@kurt please let me know you put > in a grey background
– Marcos Paulo
13 mins ago
@kurt please let me know you put > in a grey background
– Marcos Paulo
13 mins ago
Sorry, I do not understand: I edited your title to capital I and formated your code after deleting the blank lines with
{} to get 4 spaces added before each code line. Thats all!– Kurt
6 mins ago
Sorry, I do not understand: I edited your title to capital I and formated your code after deleting the blank lines with
{} to get 4 spaces added before each code line. Thats all!– Kurt
6 mins ago
add a comment |
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Use tkzLabelPoint instead of tkzLabelPoints, as in this answer.
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{tikz,tkz-fct}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}
tkzInit[xmin=-1.1,xmax=13.2,ymin=-2,ymax=2]
tkzDrawX[trig=1]
tkzDrawY[noticks]
tkzFct[domain=-1:13]{cos(x)}
tkzDefPoint(0,-1){-1}
tkzDefPoint(0,1){1}
tkzDefPoint(pi/2,0){pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(pi,0){pi}
tkzDefPoint(3*pi/2,0){3pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(2*pi,0){2pi}
tkzDefPoint(5*pi/2,0){5pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(3*pi,0){3pi}
tkzDefPoint(7*pi/2,0){7pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(4*pi,0){4pi}
tkzDrawPoint(pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(-1)
tkzDrawPoint(1)
tkzDrawPoint(3pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(pi)
tkzDrawPoint(2pi)
tkzDrawPoint(5pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(3pi)
tkzDrawPoint(7pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(4pi)
tkzLabelPoints[below left](-1)
tkzLabelPoints[above left](1)
tkzLabelPoint[below left](pi/2){$pi/2$}
tkzLabelPoint[above](pi){$pi$}
tkzLabelPoint[below right](3pi/2){$3pi/2$}
tkzLabelPoint[below](2pi){$2pi$}
tkzLabelPoint[below left](5pi/2){$5pi/2$}
tkzLabelPoint[above](3pi){$3pi$}
tkzLabelPoint[below right](7pi/2){$7pi/2$}
tkzLabelPoint[below](4pi){$4pi$}
tkzHLine[dashed]{1}
tkzHLine[dashed]{-1}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
answered 6 mins ago
marmotmarmot
121k6158296
Would that not be better a duplicate ?
– Kurt
4 mins ago
@Kurt Fine with me. I never understood the criteria of duplicates on this site. If this is a duplicate, by the same standards about 80-90% of the questions are duplicates. I won't mark it as a duplicate because of the stupid gold badge thingy.
– marmot
3 mins ago
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Use tkzLabelPoint instead of tkzLabelPoints, as in this answer.
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{tikz,tkz-fct}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}
tkzInit[xmin=-1.1,xmax=13.2,ymin=-2,ymax=2]
tkzDrawX[trig=1]
tkzDrawY[noticks]
tkzFct[domain=-1:13]{cos(x)}
tkzDefPoint(0,-1){-1}
tkzDefPoint(0,1){1}
tkzDefPoint(pi/2,0){pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(pi,0){pi}
tkzDefPoint(3*pi/2,0){3pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(2*pi,0){2pi}
tkzDefPoint(5*pi/2,0){5pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(3*pi,0){3pi}
tkzDefPoint(7*pi/2,0){7pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(4*pi,0){4pi}
tkzDrawPoint(pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(-1)
tkzDrawPoint(1)
tkzDrawPoint(3pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(pi)
tkzDrawPoint(2pi)
tkzDrawPoint(5pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(3pi)
tkzDrawPoint(7pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(4pi)
tkzLabelPoints[below left](-1)
tkzLabelPoints[above left](1)
tkzLabelPoint[below left](pi/2){$pi/2$}
tkzLabelPoint[above](pi){$pi$}
tkzLabelPoint[below right](3pi/2){$3pi/2$}
tkzLabelPoint[below](2pi){$2pi$}
tkzLabelPoint[below left](5pi/2){$5pi/2$}
tkzLabelPoint[above](3pi){$3pi$}
tkzLabelPoint[below right](7pi/2){$7pi/2$}
tkzLabelPoint[below](4pi){$4pi$}
tkzHLine[dashed]{1}
tkzHLine[dashed]{-1}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
answered 6 mins ago
marmotmarmot
121k6158296
Would that not be better a duplicate ?
– Kurt
4 mins ago
@Kurt Fine with me. I never understood the criteria of duplicates on this site. If this is a duplicate, by the same standards about 80-90% of the questions are duplicates. I won't mark it as a duplicate because of the stupid gold badge thingy.
– marmot
3 mins ago
add a comment |
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Use tkzLabelPoint instead of tkzLabelPoints, as in this answer.
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{tikz,tkz-fct}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}
tkzInit[xmin=-1.1,xmax=13.2,ymin=-2,ymax=2]
tkzDrawX[trig=1]
tkzDrawY[noticks]
tkzFct[domain=-1:13]{cos(x)}
tkzDefPoint(0,-1){-1}
tkzDefPoint(0,1){1}
tkzDefPoint(pi/2,0){pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(pi,0){pi}
tkzDefPoint(3*pi/2,0){3pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(2*pi,0){2pi}
tkzDefPoint(5*pi/2,0){5pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(3*pi,0){3pi}
tkzDefPoint(7*pi/2,0){7pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(4*pi,0){4pi}
tkzDrawPoint(pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(-1)
tkzDrawPoint(1)
tkzDrawPoint(3pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(pi)
tkzDrawPoint(2pi)
tkzDrawPoint(5pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(3pi)
tkzDrawPoint(7pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(4pi)
tkzLabelPoints[below left](-1)
tkzLabelPoints[above left](1)
tkzLabelPoint[below left](pi/2){$pi/2$}
tkzLabelPoint[above](pi){$pi$}
tkzLabelPoint[below right](3pi/2){$3pi/2$}
tkzLabelPoint[below](2pi){$2pi$}
tkzLabelPoint[below left](5pi/2){$5pi/2$}
tkzLabelPoint[above](3pi){$3pi$}
tkzLabelPoint[below right](7pi/2){$7pi/2$}
tkzLabelPoint[below](4pi){$4pi$}
tkzHLine[dashed]{1}
tkzHLine[dashed]{-1}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
answered 6 mins ago
marmotmarmot
121k6158296
Would that not be better a duplicate ?
– Kurt
4 mins ago
@Kurt Fine with me. I never understood the criteria of duplicates on this site. If this is a duplicate, by the same standards about 80-90% of the questions are duplicates. I won't mark it as a duplicate because of the stupid gold badge thingy.
– marmot
3 mins ago
add a comment |
0
0
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Use tkzLabelPoint instead of tkzLabelPoints, as in this answer.
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{tikz,tkz-fct}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}
tkzInit[xmin=-1.1,xmax=13.2,ymin=-2,ymax=2]
tkzDrawX[trig=1]
tkzDrawY[noticks]
tkzFct[domain=-1:13]{cos(x)}
tkzDefPoint(0,-1){-1}
tkzDefPoint(0,1){1}
tkzDefPoint(pi/2,0){pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(pi,0){pi}
tkzDefPoint(3*pi/2,0){3pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(2*pi,0){2pi}
tkzDefPoint(5*pi/2,0){5pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(3*pi,0){3pi}
tkzDefPoint(7*pi/2,0){7pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(4*pi,0){4pi}
tkzDrawPoint(pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(-1)
tkzDrawPoint(1)
tkzDrawPoint(3pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(pi)
tkzDrawPoint(2pi)
tkzDrawPoint(5pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(3pi)
tkzDrawPoint(7pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(4pi)
tkzLabelPoints[below left](-1)
tkzLabelPoints[above left](1)
tkzLabelPoint[below left](pi/2){$pi/2$}
tkzLabelPoint[above](pi){$pi$}
tkzLabelPoint[below right](3pi/2){$3pi/2$}
tkzLabelPoint[below](2pi){$2pi$}
tkzLabelPoint[below left](5pi/2){$5pi/2$}
tkzLabelPoint[above](3pi){$3pi$}
tkzLabelPoint[below right](7pi/2){$7pi/2$}
tkzLabelPoint[below](4pi){$4pi$}
tkzHLine[dashed]{1}
tkzHLine[dashed]{-1}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
answered 6 mins ago
marmotmarmot
121k6158296
Use tkzLabelPoint instead of tkzLabelPoints, as in this answer.
documentclass{standalone}
usepackage{tikz,tkz-fct}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}
tkzInit[xmin=-1.1,xmax=13.2,ymin=-2,ymax=2]
tkzDrawX[trig=1]
tkzDrawY[noticks]
tkzFct[domain=-1:13]{cos(x)}
tkzDefPoint(0,-1){-1}
tkzDefPoint(0,1){1}
tkzDefPoint(pi/2,0){pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(pi,0){pi}
tkzDefPoint(3*pi/2,0){3pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(2*pi,0){2pi}
tkzDefPoint(5*pi/2,0){5pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(3*pi,0){3pi}
tkzDefPoint(7*pi/2,0){7pi/2}
tkzDefPoint(4*pi,0){4pi}
tkzDrawPoint(pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(-1)
tkzDrawPoint(1)
tkzDrawPoint(3pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(pi)
tkzDrawPoint(2pi)
tkzDrawPoint(5pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(3pi)
tkzDrawPoint(7pi/2)
tkzDrawPoint(4pi)
tkzLabelPoints[below left](-1)
tkzLabelPoints[above left](1)
tkzLabelPoint[below left](pi/2){$pi/2$}
tkzLabelPoint[above](pi){$pi$}
tkzLabelPoint[below right](3pi/2){$3pi/2$}
tkzLabelPoint[below](2pi){$2pi$}
tkzLabelPoint[below left](5pi/2){$5pi/2$}
tkzLabelPoint[above](3pi){$3pi$}
tkzLabelPoint[below right](7pi/2){$7pi/2$}
tkzLabelPoint[below](4pi){$4pi$}
tkzHLine[dashed]{1}
tkzHLine[dashed]{-1}
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}
answered 6 mins ago
marmotmarmot
121k6158296
answered 6 mins ago
marmotmarmot
121k6158296
answered 6 mins ago
marmotmarmot
121k6158296
answered 6 mins ago
marmotmarmot
121k6158296
121k6158296
Would that not be better a duplicate ?
– Kurt
4 mins ago
@Kurt Fine with me. I never understood the criteria of duplicates on this site. If this is a duplicate, by the same standards about 80-90% of the questions are duplicates. I won't mark it as a duplicate because of the stupid gold badge thingy.
– marmot
3 mins ago
add a comment |
Would that not be better a duplicate ?
– Kurt
4 mins ago
@Kurt Fine with me. I never understood the criteria of duplicates on this site. If this is a duplicate, by the same standards about 80-90% of the questions are duplicates. I won't mark it as a duplicate because of the stupid gold badge thingy.
– marmot
3 mins ago
Would that not be better a duplicate ?
– Kurt
4 mins ago
Would that not be better a duplicate ?
– Kurt
4 mins ago
@Kurt Fine with me. I never understood the criteria of duplicates on this site. If this is a duplicate, by the same standards about 80-90% of the questions are duplicates. I won't mark it as a duplicate because of the stupid gold badge thingy.
– marmot
3 mins ago
@Kurt Fine with me. I never understood the criteria of duplicates on this site. If this is a duplicate, by the same standards about 80-90% of the questions are duplicates. I won't mark it as a duplicate because of the stupid gold badge thingy.
– marmot
3 mins ago
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Please add your code without the
>s.– JouleV
19 mins ago
Please do not use formating " for code, use {} instead!
– Kurt
19 mins ago
@kurt please let me know you put > in a grey background
– Marcos Paulo
13 mins ago
Sorry, I do not understand: I edited your title to capital I and formated your code after deleting the blank lines with
{}to get 4 spaces added before each code line. Thats all!– Kurt
6 mins ago