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P1 Discreteplot (Divisorsigma (1, N), (N, 500) )

The document compares two discrete plots from 500 data points. The first plot graphs the divisor function DivisorSigma[1,n] which sums the divisors of the first n natural numbers. The second plot simply graphs the function 3*n. When the two plots are shown together, the divisor function plot initially grows faster than the linear function but eventually the linear function surpasses it as n increases.

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P1 Discreteplot (Divisorsigma (1, N), (N, 500) )

The document compares two discrete plots from 500 data points. The first plot graphs the divisor function DivisorSigma[1,n] which sums the divisors of the first n natural numbers. The second plot simply graphs the function 3*n. When the two plots are shown together, the divisor function plot initially grows faster than the linear function but eventually the linear function surpasses it as n increases.

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In[212]:= p1 = DiscretePlot[DivisorSigma[1, n], {n, 500}]

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In[213]:= p2 = DiscretePlot[3 * n, {n, 500}]

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