On number 7, you're asking to set colors for values of Y above A and B. In playing with the model, is there ever an instance when Y is actually above A? If so, what parameter values should I use? Y always seems to be approaching A and in some circumstances, equal to A, but never above A. As such, I'm left with only one color (red) for the graph (those that were above B)
There aren't any! Sometimes your code works perfectly, but the thing you're trying to do doesn't make any sense. Not everyone has figured this out yet - well done!
Hi Dr. Pearse,
On number 7, you're asking to set colors for values of Y above A and B. In playing with the model, is there ever an instance when Y is actually above A? If so, what parameter values should I use? Y always seems to be approaching A and in some circumstances, equal to A, but never above A. As such, I'm left with only one color (red) for the graph (those that were above B)