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Filling->Axis command makes vertical lines to the x-axis. How can I make same thing for the y-axis? (Horizontal lines to the y-axis)
The "Mathematica- filling to y-axis" function is used to fill the area under a curve or between two curves up to the y-axis. This can be helpful in visualizing data or highlighting specific regions of a graph.
To use this function, you need to have a plot or list of data points. Then, you can specify the filling option as "Axis" in the plot or ListPlot command. This will fill the area under the curve(s) up to the y-axis.
Yes, you can specify a specific y-value for filling by using the "Filling -> {y-value}" option in the plot or ListPlot command. This will fill the area under the curve(s) up to the specified y-value.
Yes, you can use the "FillingStyle" option to specify different colors for the filling. This allows you to highlight different regions of the graph with different colors.
No, this function can also be used for 3D plots. In this case, the filling will extend from the surface of the plot down to the specified y-value or y-axis.