Mathematica Mathematica5.0 and I want to graph my equation that has imaginary part

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To graph equations with imaginary parts in Mathematica 5.0, users can plot the real and imaginary components separately using the commands Plot[Re[eq],{parameter,initial,final}] for the real part and Plot[Im[eq],{parameter,initial,final}] for the imaginary part. Alternatively, 3D plots can be utilized to visualize both components together, providing a comprehensive view of the equation's behavior.
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Hi
can you help me guys?
I use mathematica5.0 and I want to graph my equation that has imaginary part?

Do you anyone plot equation that has imaginary part before?

please help me:cry:
 

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You can plot real and imaginary parts separately:
Plot[Re[eq],{parameter,initial,final}]
Plot[Im[eq],{parameter,initial,final}]

Or you can go for 3D plots.
 

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