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The documentation for showing graphics has lots of options. In your case, aspect_ratio=1 will give the same scale, and gridlines and similar options control grid lines.
Actually, because k/x has an asymptote, if you really want the same scale on both axes, you'll probably want to cut off the vertical axis fairly low down. Try this example:
k = 10
plot(k/x,x,0,10,gridlines=True,aspect_ratio=1, ymax=10)| | 2 | No.2 Revision |
The documentation for showing graphics has lots of options. In your case, aspect_ratio=1 will give the same scale, and gridlines and similar options control grid lines.
Actually, because k/x has an asymptote, if you really want the same scale on both axes, you'll probably want to cut off the vertical axis fairly low down. Try this example:
k = 10
plot(k/x,x,0,10,gridlines=True,aspect_ratio=1, ymax=10)For even more control of those grid lines, read the documentation for this (search for) [xlist,ylist]: and you can pass in whatever lines you want.
k = 10
plot(k/x,x,0,10,aspect_ratio=1, ymax=10, gridlines=[range(10),range(10)])Or you can make the ticks different as well.
