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Plotting 2DHow do we draw a basic line graph?We need a table of x, and y values to graph the line graph. Consider the example of graphing y=sin(x) for 2Pi range. >> x=0:0.1:(4*pi); >> y=sin(x); >> plot(x, y) First x vaules are generated, from 0 to 4*pi with interval of 0.1. Then, the y values are generated using a built in Matlab function. Then, the graphy is ploted.
How can I plot two or more graphs on the same graph, so that I can compare graphs? You can accomplish that as follows: Note that you will want to differentiate the second graph. The third parameter is describing how to differentiate the second graph. Use Matlab help to obtain other options. >>z=cos(x); >>plot(x, y), hold on >>plot(x, z, 'ro')
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