Mathematica Mathematica ListPlot: Plotting a Continuous Graph

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To create a continuous graph in Mathematica from discrete data points, using ListPlot alone may not suffice as it connects points with straight lines, resulting in a non-continuous appearance. Instead, employing interpolation techniques can help generate a smooth curve that represents the function more accurately. The Wolfram reference on interpolation provides methods to achieve this, allowing for a continuous representation of the data. Users are encouraged to explore these interpolation functions to enhance their plots. Utilizing these techniques will improve the visual continuity of the graph significantly.
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Hi all,

I have a function varying in mass varible as 1000 - 1500-2000, etc, I made a list of the values
of this function for these values of mass but when I plot by
mathimatica by ListPlot it appears some how discerte between the points I defind not a continus graph.

So any help to show this list of points as a continuous graph.

Bests,
S.
 
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