On the far, right hand side of each cell there is a series of brackets that have a small triangle attached. If the triangle points down, the cell is expanded. If the triangle points up the cell is collapsed. For the table plot, you want to double click the farthest right bracket so that it looks like you have only one plot on the screen.Nusc said:"collapse the cell down so you see only one plot."
How do you do that?
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Yes, Mathematica has built-in functions such as Animate and Manipulate that allow you to create 3D animations. You can also use the Graphics3D function to create 3D graphics and then use the Animate function to animate them.
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