Efficient Graph Plotting and Modification: Options and Tips

[r4nd0m]

Hi, I have to draw this kind of graphs on the computer:
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I tryed to plot the graph of the function in mathematica, export it into .wmf file and then add some of the lines and labels in AutoCAD.
Is there any more effective way?
Another thing is - I would like to use some Latex-like font for the labels, but I don't know which.
Thanks for any help.

 

[FredGarvin]

Most of the time I just use Excel. You can do a lot of annotations, fonts, etc.. It does depend on your input on how easy it is to produce the plots though. I have done some pretty complicated plots though.

 

[ravenprp]

There are a few different options for plotting and modifying graphs on the computer. One option could be to use a graphing software such as Mathematica or Desmos, which allow you to input equations and manipulate the graph in various ways. Another option could be to use a vector graphics software such as Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape, which would allow you to create and modify the graph in a more precise and customizable way.

As for using a Latex-like font for the labels, you could try using a program like LaTeXiT, which allows you to create and export equations in Latex format. This could then be imported into your graphing software or vector graphics software to use as labels. Alternatively, some graphing and vector graphics software also have built-in options for using Latex fonts.

Overall, the most effective way will depend on your specific needs and preferences. It may be helpful to experiment with different software and techniques to find the best approach for your particular project. Good luck!