Plot[{y*Cot[x]*(((Tan[180/4 + x/2]^2)*Exp[180*Tan[x]]) - 1) + 16.86*0.8*
((Tan[180/4 + x/2]^2)*Exp[180*Tan[x]]) + 0.018*16.86*Tan[x]*((Tan[180/4 +
x/2]^2)*Exp[180*Tan[x]] + 1) - 2320, y + 0.000789*((2320 - (16.86*0.8 + 2*(1 -
Sin[x])*16.86*0.8)/3)/((16.86*0.8 + 2*(1 - Sin[x])*16.86*0.8)/3))*(Tan[2*x/3])
- 21.66}, {x, 20, 80}, {y, 20, 80}]
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In addition to the corrections mentioned by Nasser, since the scale of the functions are radically different, they should be plotted in separate plots.
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(* "12.3.0 for Mac OS X x86 (64-bit) (May 10, 2021)" *)
Clear["Global`*"]
funcs = {y Cot[x] (((Tan[180/4 + x/2]^2) Exp[180 Tan[x]]) - 1) +
16.860 .8 ((Tan[180/4 + x/2]^2) Exp[180 Tan[x]]) +
0.01816 .86 Tan[x] ((Tan[180/4 + x/2]^2) Exp[180 Tan[x]] + 1) - 2320,
y + 0.000789 ((2320 - (16.860 .8 + 2 (1 - Sin[x]) 16.860 .8)/
3)/((16.860 .8 + 2 (1 - Sin[x]) 16.860 .8)/3)) (Tan[2 x/3]) -
21.66} // Rationalize // Simplify;
The plots are very slow.
Plot3D[funcs[[1]], {x, 20, 80}, {y, 20, 80},
ScalingFunctions -> "Log",
PlotRange -> {0, 10^20},
PlotPoints -> 75,
MaxRecursion -> 3,
ClippingStyle -> None,
ImageSize -> Medium,
AxesLabel -> (Style[#, 14, Bold] & /@ {HoldForm[x], HoldForm[y]}),
WorkingPrecision -> 15]
Plot3D[funcs[[2]], {x, 20, 80}, {y, 20, 80},
PlotPoints -> 75,
MaxRecursion -> 3,
ClippingStyle -> None,
ImageSize -> Medium,
AxesLabel -> (Style[#, 14, Bold] & /@ {HoldForm[x], HoldForm[y]}),
WorkingPrecision -> 15]
yCot[x]
toy Cot[x]
and changePlot
toPlot3D
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