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Plotting Help - mogsb19 - Apr-13-2020 Hello, I'm pretty new to python and have been trying to create a graph with 6 different vectors with different colour arrows. I can't seem to get the graph I want though, could someone help see what went wrong in my code? Thanks. import matplotlib.pyplot as plt print('Matrix Vector Plots') A = np.array([[1,1.5],[0,2]]) print('A=') print(A) l,v=np.linalg.eig(A) print('Eigenvalues:') print(l) print('Eigenvectors:') print(v) eigen1 = ([1,0]) eigen2 = ([0.83205029,0.5547002]) v_1 = ([1,2]) v_2 = ([0,1]) v_3 = ([-1,2]) v_4 = ([-0.5,1]) vectors = [np.array([1,2]), np.array([0,1]), np.array([-1,2]), np.array([-0.5]), np.array([1,0]), np.array([0.83205029,0.5547002])] colors = ['blue','green','yellow','red','purple','orange'] for i in range(6): def plot_vector1(v_1, blue): plt.arrow(1,2, v_1[1], v_1[2], color = blue, head_width=0.2) def plot_vector2 (v_2, green): plt.arrow (0,1, v_2[0], v_2[1], color = green, head_width =0.2) def plot_vector3 (v_3, yellow): plt.arrow (-1,2, v_3[-1], v_3[2], color = yellow, head_width =0.2) def plot_vector4 (v_4, red): plt.arrow (-0.5,1, v_4[-0.5], v_4[1], color = red, head_width =0.2) def plot_vector5 (eigen1, purple): plt.arrow (1,0, eigen1[1], eigen1[0], color = purple, head_width =0.2) def plot_vector6 (eigen2, orange): plt.arrow (0.83205029,0.5547002, eigen2[0.83205029], eigen2[0.5547002], color = orange, head_width =0.2) plt.axis('equal') plt.xlim(-5,5) plt.ylim(-5,5) print(plt.plot(vectors)) |