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Why plotting a 3D surface within an x and y domain seems to cut off edges?
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I am attaching the code, but I just want to plot a plane at height 1 between 0 < x < 1 and 0 < y < 1, and instead of a square, I get a plane with cutoff vertices. What am I doing wrong?
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This looks indeed a bit weird, but I think part of that is because you used open intervals, and GeoGebra has to decide when to stop drawing. If you replace all your "<" by "<=" it looks good in most cases (but even then you can scroll to a position where the corners are cut off, but that might just be due to floating point errors and what should be 0 is -0.0000000001 for GeoGebra, so it doesn't draw it).
en propiedades de la superficie, en style selecciona quality en lugar de speed
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