# Combining many plots [closed]

I am a beginner in mathematica. I want to plot many graph in one figure.

I know that if I want to plot two graph(say it as Plot1, Plot2) in one figure, then I can just use Show as

Show[Plot1,Plot2]


However, I want to combine more graph. I have array of plot " Plot[ i ] " where i runs from 1 to n.

Is there any ways to plot all n graphs in one figure without type all graphs like below?

Show[Plot[1],Plot[2],Plot[3],Plot[4], ... , Plot[n] ]


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• Try something like Show@@Table[Plot[n],{n, 10}]. Here, @@ applies the function Show to a list that we get from Table - technically, it replaces the List head with Show. You can also pass any List along - so if you already have your list of plots, you can do Show@@plots. – Carl Lange Apr 20 at 7:39
• (It's important to note that Plot is a built-in symbol and you are much better off not overriding it in any way.) – Carl Lange Apr 20 at 7:45
• Thank you! I successfully combined graphs with Show@@ . I used another symbol instead of Plot[i], but I will be careful! – KYJ Apr 20 at 8:18

pt = Table[Plot[Sin[a*x], {x, 0, 2 Pi}, PlotStyle -> Hue[a/2]], {a, 0.25, 2, 0.25}];