An implicitly given curve is given: x ^ 2/3 + y ^ 2/3 = 8. How to plot it using matplotlib?

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You can sympy.plot_implicit() (draws with matplotlib by default):

 >>> from sympy import * >>> var('x y') (x, y) >>> plot_implicit(Eq(x**2/3+y**2/3, 8))

plot x ** 2/3 + y ** 2/3 = 8