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How do I plot z = f(x,y) in 2D cartezian coordinates ?
"Z" factor that I want to plot is a function of temperature and pressure. z
=f(p,t) Is it possible to plot "Z" values in a pressure - temperature 2D graph by adding a secondary vertical axis? Thanks Tim |
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