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Implicit plot is graphical function, supported in some mathematical software, (as, for example, Mathematica and Maple), used to make the contour plots of mathematical functions. The contour plot can be performed as sequence of expicit plots, showing the function with different levels.

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	'''Implicit plot''' is graphical function, supported in some [[mathematical software]], (as, for example, [[Mathematica]] and [[Maple (software)\|Maple]]), used to make the [[contour plot]]s of [[mathematical function]]s. The [[contour plot]] can be performed as sequence of expicit plots, showing the function with different levels.		'''Implicit plot''' is graphical function, supported in some [[mathematical software]], (as, for example, [[Mathematica]] and [[Maple (software)\|Maple]]), used to make the [[contour plot]]s of [[mathematical function]]s. The [[contour plot]] can be performed as sequence of expicit plots, showing the function with different levels.