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Can someone help me draw this?
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Been trying to write the code for this but have been unsuccessful so far and I am on out of time to try to make it work.
Stuff I had written till now.
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz
begindocument
begintikzpicture[domain=-3.78:4],[domain=0:7]
draw [->] (-4,0) -- (7,0)node [right] $x$;
draw [->] (0,0) -- (0,7)node [above] $y$;
draw (1,3)to[in=30, out=45](3,3);
draw [color=black] plot(x,0.45*x+1.7);
draw [color=black] plot(x,1.5*x-1.3);
draw (2.875,2.986)-- (2.875,0);
draw (4.86,5.99)-- (4.86,0);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
I can't figure how to add the labels, the angles, the proper curve and the line making angle theta keeps going below the x-axis but I don't want it to.
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Been trying to write the code for this but have been unsuccessful so far and I am on out of time to try to make it work.
Stuff I had written till now.
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz
begindocument
begintikzpicture[domain=-3.78:4],[domain=0:7]
draw [->] (-4,0) -- (7,0)node [right] $x$;
draw [->] (0,0) -- (0,7)node [above] $y$;
draw (1,3)to[in=30, out=45](3,3);
draw [color=black] plot(x,0.45*x+1.7);
draw [color=black] plot(x,1.5*x-1.3);
draw (2.875,2.986)-- (2.875,0);
draw (4.86,5.99)-- (4.86,0);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
I can't figure how to add the labels, the angles, the proper curve and the line making angle theta keeps going below the x-axis but I don't want it to.
tikz-pgf graphs
edited 2 hours ago
Stefan Pinnow
18.9k83172
asked 5 hours ago
Huko
113
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Welcome to TeX.SX! Please help us help you by providing a minimal compilable code example (MWE).
– TeXnician
4 hours ago
That's better, but it's not a minimal example: it must start withdocumentclassand end withenddocumentwith the packages used
– AndréC
4 hours ago
Almost certainly
– cmhughes
3 hours ago
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Been trying to write the code for this but have been unsuccessful so far and I am on out of time to try to make it work.
Stuff I had written till now.
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz
begindocument
begintikzpicture[domain=-3.78:4],[domain=0:7]
draw [->] (-4,0) -- (7,0)node [right] $x$;
draw [->] (0,0) -- (0,7)node [above] $y$;
draw (1,3)to[in=30, out=45](3,3);
draw [color=black] plot(x,0.45*x+1.7);
draw [color=black] plot(x,1.5*x-1.3);
draw (2.875,2.986)-- (2.875,0);
draw (4.86,5.99)-- (4.86,0);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
I can't figure how to add the labels, the angles, the proper curve and the line making angle theta keeps going below the x-axis but I don't want it to.
tikz-pgf graphs
edited 2 hours ago
Stefan Pinnow
18.9k83172
asked 5 hours ago
Huko
113
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Been trying to write the code for this but have been unsuccessful so far and I am on out of time to try to make it work.
Stuff I had written till now.
documentclassarticle
usepackagetikz
begindocument
begintikzpicture[domain=-3.78:4],[domain=0:7]
draw [->] (-4,0) -- (7,0)node [right] $x$;
draw [->] (0,0) -- (0,7)node [above] $y$;
draw (1,3)to[in=30, out=45](3,3);
draw [color=black] plot(x,0.45*x+1.7);
draw [color=black] plot(x,1.5*x-1.3);
draw (2.875,2.986)-- (2.875,0);
draw (4.86,5.99)-- (4.86,0);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
I can't figure how to add the labels, the angles, the proper curve and the line making angle theta keeps going below the x-axis but I don't want it to.
tikz-pgf graphs
tikz-pgf graphs
edited 2 hours ago
Stefan Pinnow
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asked 5 hours ago
Huko
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Welcome to TeX.SX! Please help us help you by providing a minimal compilable code example (MWE).
– TeXnician
4 hours ago
That's better, but it's not a minimal example: it must start withdocumentclassand end withenddocumentwith the packages used
– AndréC
4 hours ago
Almost certainly
– cmhughes
3 hours ago
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1
Welcome to TeX.SX! Please help us help you by providing a minimal compilable code example (MWE).
– TeXnician
4 hours ago
That's better, but it's not a minimal example: it must start withdocumentclassand end withenddocumentwith the packages used
– AndréC
4 hours ago
Almost certainly
– cmhughes
3 hours ago
1
1
Welcome to TeX.SX! Please help us help you by providing a minimal compilable code example (MWE).
– TeXnician
4 hours ago
Welcome to TeX.SX! Please help us help you by providing a minimal compilable code example (MWE).
– TeXnician
4 hours ago
That's better, but it's not a minimal example: it must start with
documentclass and end with enddocument with the packages used– AndréC
4 hours ago
That's better, but it's not a minimal example: it must start with
documentclass and end with enddocument with the packages used– AndréC
4 hours ago
Almost certainly
– cmhughes
3 hours ago
Almost certainly
– cmhughes
3 hours ago
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lines in the image in your question is now clear visible, so it might be that some lines has wrong style:
mwe (minimal working example) should be self explanatory ... first is drawn axis, then triangle, tangent and on the end the curve. for curve is used hobby library. for it are determined four points (A: start, B: end,P determined by intersections of tangent and triangle and and Q determined by triangle.
documentclass[tikz, margin=3mm]standalone
usetikzlibraryangles,
hobby,
intersections,
quotes
begindocument
begintikzpicture[
every label/.style = circle, label distance=2pt, fill=white, inner sep=2pt,
my angle/.style = draw,<->,
angle radius=12mm,angle eccentricity=1.2
]
% axisi
draw [->] (-4,0) -- (7,0) node [right] $x$;
draw [->] (0,-1) -- (0,0) coordinate[label=below:O] (O)
-- (0,7) node [above] $y$;
% triangle
draw[name path=A]
(1,0) coordinate[label=below:L] (L) --
(6,6) coordinate[label=right:Q] (Q) --
(Q |- O) coordinate[label=below:M] (M);
% tangente
draw[name path=B]
(-3,0) coordinate[label=below:T] (T) -- ( 7,4);
path [name path=C]
( 3,0) coordinate[label=below:N] (N) -- + (0,7);
path [name intersections=of=A and B, by=P,H]
node[above] at (P) P;
node[below right] at (H) H;
draw[densely dashed]
(P |- O) node[below] N --
(P) node[above] P;
% curve
coordinate (A) at (1,2); % start of curve
coordinate (B) at (6.2,7); % end of curve
draw [red, densely dotted, very thick, use Hobby shortcut]
([out angle=5, in angle=265] A) .. (P) .. (Q) .. (B);
% angles
pic [my angle=12mm/1.2, "$psi$"] angle = M--T--H;
pic [my angle=12mm/1.2, "$theta$"] angle = M--L--Q;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
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lines in the image in your question is now clear visible, so it might be that some lines has wrong style:
mwe (minimal working example) should be self explanatory ... first is drawn axis, then triangle, tangent and on the end the curve. for curve is used hobby library. for it are determined four points (A: start, B: end,P determined by intersections of tangent and triangle and and Q determined by triangle.
documentclass[tikz, margin=3mm]standalone
usetikzlibraryangles,
hobby,
intersections,
quotes
begindocument
begintikzpicture[
every label/.style = circle, label distance=2pt, fill=white, inner sep=2pt,
my angle/.style = draw,<->,
angle radius=12mm,angle eccentricity=1.2
]
% axisi
draw [->] (-4,0) -- (7,0) node [right] $x$;
draw [->] (0,-1) -- (0,0) coordinate[label=below:O] (O)
-- (0,7) node [above] $y$;
% triangle
draw[name path=A]
(1,0) coordinate[label=below:L] (L) --
(6,6) coordinate[label=right:Q] (Q) --
(Q |- O) coordinate[label=below:M] (M);
% tangente
draw[name path=B]
(-3,0) coordinate[label=below:T] (T) -- ( 7,4);
path [name path=C]
( 3,0) coordinate[label=below:N] (N) -- + (0,7);
path [name intersections=of=A and B, by=P,H]
node[above] at (P) P;
node[below right] at (H) H;
draw[densely dashed]
(P |- O) node[below] N --
(P) node[above] P;
% curve
coordinate (A) at (1,2); % start of curve
coordinate (B) at (6.2,7); % end of curve
draw [red, densely dotted, very thick, use Hobby shortcut]
([out angle=5, in angle=265] A) .. (P) .. (Q) .. (B);
% angles
pic [my angle=12mm/1.2, "$psi$"] angle = M--T--H;
pic [my angle=12mm/1.2, "$theta$"] angle = M--L--Q;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered 43 mins ago
Zarko
114k863151
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3
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lines in the image in your question is now clear visible, so it might be that some lines has wrong style:
mwe (minimal working example) should be self explanatory ... first is drawn axis, then triangle, tangent and on the end the curve. for curve is used hobby library. for it are determined four points (A: start, B: end,P determined by intersections of tangent and triangle and and Q determined by triangle.
documentclass[tikz, margin=3mm]standalone
usetikzlibraryangles,
hobby,
intersections,
quotes
begindocument
begintikzpicture[
every label/.style = circle, label distance=2pt, fill=white, inner sep=2pt,
my angle/.style = draw,<->,
angle radius=12mm,angle eccentricity=1.2
]
% axisi
draw [->] (-4,0) -- (7,0) node [right] $x$;
draw [->] (0,-1) -- (0,0) coordinate[label=below:O] (O)
-- (0,7) node [above] $y$;
% triangle
draw[name path=A]
(1,0) coordinate[label=below:L] (L) --
(6,6) coordinate[label=right:Q] (Q) --
(Q |- O) coordinate[label=below:M] (M);
% tangente
draw[name path=B]
(-3,0) coordinate[label=below:T] (T) -- ( 7,4);
path [name path=C]
( 3,0) coordinate[label=below:N] (N) -- + (0,7);
path [name intersections=of=A and B, by=P,H]
node[above] at (P) P;
node[below right] at (H) H;
draw[densely dashed]
(P |- O) node[below] N --
(P) node[above] P;
% curve
coordinate (A) at (1,2); % start of curve
coordinate (B) at (6.2,7); % end of curve
draw [red, densely dotted, very thick, use Hobby shortcut]
([out angle=5, in angle=265] A) .. (P) .. (Q) .. (B);
% angles
pic [my angle=12mm/1.2, "$psi$"] angle = M--T--H;
pic [my angle=12mm/1.2, "$theta$"] angle = M--L--Q;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered 43 mins ago
Zarko
114k863151
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up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
lines in the image in your question is now clear visible, so it might be that some lines has wrong style:
mwe (minimal working example) should be self explanatory ... first is drawn axis, then triangle, tangent and on the end the curve. for curve is used hobby library. for it are determined four points (A: start, B: end,P determined by intersections of tangent and triangle and and Q determined by triangle.
documentclass[tikz, margin=3mm]standalone
usetikzlibraryangles,
hobby,
intersections,
quotes
begindocument
begintikzpicture[
every label/.style = circle, label distance=2pt, fill=white, inner sep=2pt,
my angle/.style = draw,<->,
angle radius=12mm,angle eccentricity=1.2
]
% axisi
draw [->] (-4,0) -- (7,0) node [right] $x$;
draw [->] (0,-1) -- (0,0) coordinate[label=below:O] (O)
-- (0,7) node [above] $y$;
% triangle
draw[name path=A]
(1,0) coordinate[label=below:L] (L) --
(6,6) coordinate[label=right:Q] (Q) --
(Q |- O) coordinate[label=below:M] (M);
% tangente
draw[name path=B]
(-3,0) coordinate[label=below:T] (T) -- ( 7,4);
path [name path=C]
( 3,0) coordinate[label=below:N] (N) -- + (0,7);
path [name intersections=of=A and B, by=P,H]
node[above] at (P) P;
node[below right] at (H) H;
draw[densely dashed]
(P |- O) node[below] N --
(P) node[above] P;
% curve
coordinate (A) at (1,2); % start of curve
coordinate (B) at (6.2,7); % end of curve
draw [red, densely dotted, very thick, use Hobby shortcut]
([out angle=5, in angle=265] A) .. (P) .. (Q) .. (B);
% angles
pic [my angle=12mm/1.2, "$psi$"] angle = M--T--H;
pic [my angle=12mm/1.2, "$theta$"] angle = M--L--Q;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
answered 43 mins ago
Zarko
114k863151
lines in the image in your question is now clear visible, so it might be that some lines has wrong style:
mwe (minimal working example) should be self explanatory ... first is drawn axis, then triangle, tangent and on the end the curve. for curve is used hobby library. for it are determined four points (A: start, B: end,P determined by intersections of tangent and triangle and and Q determined by triangle.
documentclass[tikz, margin=3mm]standalone
usetikzlibraryangles,
hobby,
intersections,
quotes
begindocument
begintikzpicture[
every label/.style = circle, label distance=2pt, fill=white, inner sep=2pt,
my angle/.style = draw,<->,
angle radius=12mm,angle eccentricity=1.2
]
% axisi
draw [->] (-4,0) -- (7,0) node [right] $x$;
draw [->] (0,-1) -- (0,0) coordinate[label=below:O] (O)
-- (0,7) node [above] $y$;
% triangle
draw[name path=A]
(1,0) coordinate[label=below:L] (L) --
(6,6) coordinate[label=right:Q] (Q) --
(Q |- O) coordinate[label=below:M] (M);
% tangente
draw[name path=B]
(-3,0) coordinate[label=below:T] (T) -- ( 7,4);
path [name path=C]
( 3,0) coordinate[label=below:N] (N) -- + (0,7);
path [name intersections=of=A and B, by=P,H]
node[above] at (P) P;
node[below right] at (H) H;
draw[densely dashed]
(P |- O) node[below] N --
(P) node[above] P;
% curve
coordinate (A) at (1,2); % start of curve
coordinate (B) at (6.2,7); % end of curve
draw [red, densely dotted, very thick, use Hobby shortcut]
([out angle=5, in angle=265] A) .. (P) .. (Q) .. (B);
% angles
pic [my angle=12mm/1.2, "$psi$"] angle = M--T--H;
pic [my angle=12mm/1.2, "$theta$"] angle = M--L--Q;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
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1
Welcome to TeX.SX! Please help us help you by providing a minimal compilable code example (MWE).
– TeXnician
4 hours ago
That's better, but it's not a minimal example: it must start with
documentclassand end withenddocumentwith the packages used– AndréC
4 hours ago
Almost certainly
– cmhughes
3 hours ago