Why am I getting a constant error when trying to graph f(x)=X^3-9X in Math CAD?

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The discussion centers on resolving a graphing error in MathCAD when attempting to plot the function f(x) = X^3 - 9X. The user initially encountered an error due to incorrect syntax, specifically using "9x" instead of the proper multiplication format. The correct expression for the function is x*9, which successfully eliminates the error and allows for proper graphing of the function.

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I am trying to graph f(x)=X^3-9X in math cad and I keep getting a constant error on the 9x variable. How can I fix this?
 
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I don't have mathcad, but based on what you've typed here, I'm guessing it should be 9*x.
 
Ok, I figured it out by playing around with the coeffiecient. It's x*9. 9*x did not work.
 

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