Hi, I wanna plot some geometrical graphics with maple (v. 11), and i'm having problems with the easiest one: a point If you want to plot a point, for example with(geometry); point(p, 1, 1); draw(p(symbol = point), axes = normal, view = [-6 .. 6, -6 .. 6]) Ok well, now i want maple to plot the axis, as maple help says:

globalopts: the set of options allowed for globalopts is the same as that for plot except for the adaptive and sample options.

Then i try with(geometry); point(p, 1, 1); draw(p(symbol = point), axes = normal, view = [-6 .. 6, -6 .. 6], gridlines = true)

Nowadays i am trying to program a kind of computer algorithm to generate a random mathematical formula, and I'm having an argument with another mapleTA programer, the question is this one: What is more efficient, have a question for all the types of formulas with random variables or have only one question with a code like: $a = range(-5,5); $ea= range(1,5); $eb= range(1,5); $ec= range(1,5); $eq1 = switch(rint(7),maple('$a*x^$ea*y^$eb*z^$ec'),maple('$a*x^$ea*y^$eb'),maple('$a*x^$ea*z^$ec'),maple('$a*y^$eb*z^$ec'),maple('$a*x^$ea'),maple('$a*y^$eb'),maple('$a*z^$ec'));

I'm trying to insert a random polynom in a mathml question, let me explain: code: $a = range(-5,5) $b = range(-5,5) $c = range(-5,5) $eq = maple('MathML:-ExportPresentation(($a)*x+($b)*y+($c)*z = 0)) question: