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Completely New 3-D Plotting Facilities

What's New for Academic Engineering
	New "Getting Started" Content Designed for Engineers
	Completely New 3-D Plotting Facilities
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Highlights
	Plot annotation support
	Fly-through animations
	Full rotational controls
	2-D and 3-D plots of expressions involving units

Plotting with Units
You can easily create 2-D and 3-D plots of expressions involving units.

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The plot and plot3d commands now support units.
Units are automatically added as axis labels to your plots, providing additional information to the viewer.
Unit information for the dependent axis is automatically extracted from the expression to be plotted.
Units can be explicitly associated with one or more axes, even if the original expression does not contain units.
Plots with units can be created with commands, with the Plot Builder, or from the context-sensitive menus.

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