Practical 13/MSC/MTH/0628

1. Modified code
%Plot the function y = ex for the interval -2 < x <3; "Exponential function
plot"with the axis
%labelled 'x' and 'y = e^x',
%example
x = -2:0.6:3
y = exp(x)
plot (x,y),title ('Exponential function plot'), xlabel('x'),...
ylabel('y=e^x'), grid on

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%the plot of the function y = sin x over the interval 4<x<8 is carried out as
%follows
%example
a = 4:0.5:8
b = sin(a)
plot (a,b)

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%plot the function ex for the interval -2<x<4; titled; "Exponential function
plot" with the axis
%labelled 'x' and 'y = e^x,
%example
x = -15:0.7:15
y = exp(x)
plot(x,y), title ('Exponential function plot'), xlabel('x axis'),...
ylabel('y=e^x'), grid on

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%plot the function y = log(x+-5)ex for the interval -2<x<4; titled; "Log and
Exponential
%function plot "with the axis labelled 'x' and 'y=log(x+4) e^x,
%example
x = -2.5:0.1:4
y = log(x+-5).*exp(x)
plot(x,y),title ('plot for the function y = log(x+-5).*exp(x)'), xlabel('x
axis'),
ylabel ('y = log(x+-5) e^x'), grid on

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plot for the functiont y = log(x+-5).*exp(x)

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%plot the function y = log(x+-5)ex for the interval -2<x<4; titled; "Log and
Exponential
%function plot "with the axis labelled 'x' and 'y=log(x+4) e^x,
%example
x = -2.5:0.1:6
y = log(x+-5).*exp(x)
plot(x,y),title ('plot for the function y = log(x+-5).*exp(x)'), xlabel('x
axis'),
ylabel ('y = log(x+-5) e^x'), grid on

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plot for the function y = log(x+-5).*exp(x)

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%To plot more than one function on the same graph

%example, Given
%y(x) = e x/4
%z(x) = x^4 within the interval 0<x<15
x = 5:0.8:15
y = exp(x/4)
z = x.^4
plot (x,y,x,z),title('The plot of y=e^(x/4) and x^4'),
legend ('e^x/4','x^4')

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%To plot more than one function on the same graph

%example, Given
%y(x) = e x/4
%z(x) = x^4 within the interval 0<x<15
x = 5:0.9:15
y = exp(x/4)
z = x.^5
plot (x,y,x,z),title('The plot of y=e^(x/4) and x^4'),
legend ('e^x/4','x^4')

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%To plot more than one function on the same graph

%example 2, Given
%y(x) = e x/7
%z(x) = x^7 within the interval 0<x<15
%The above funcions are plotted using dotted and dashed lines to
%differentitae the plots
x = 4:0.5:15
y = exp(x/7)
z = x.^7
plot(x,y,'r:',x,z,'b--'),title('The plot of functions y = e^x/7) and z=x^7
with line specifiers'), legend ('e^x/4','x^2')

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%The above funcions are plotted using dotted and dashed lines to
%differentitae the plots
x = 4:0.5:15
y = exp(x/7)
z = x.^7
plot(x,y,'r:',x,z,'b-.'),title('The plot of functions y = e^x/7) and z=x^7
wthi line specifiers'), legend ('e^x/4','x^2')

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%MATLAB by default gives limits to the graph according to the range of the
given variables. User can control where data appears in the axes by setting
axis limits. This is achieved by the use of the syntex:
%example
x = -8:0.06:7
y = sin(3*x)
plot(x,y),xlim([0 7]),ylim([-2 2])

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 11.Modified code

%MATLAB by default gives limits to the graph according to the range of the
given variables. User can control where data appears in the axes by setting
axis limits. This is achieved by the use of the syntex:
%example
x = -8:0.06:7
y = sin(3*x)
plot(x,y),xlim([0 7]),ylim([-2 2])
%subplot
%Generate array of plot on a single figure
%example one
x = -3:0.4:3
t = 0:0.05:10
y1 = sin(x)
y2 = cos (t)
y3 = exp(x)
y4 = t.^2
subplot(3,3,1)
plot(x,y1),title('plot of y1 = sin x')
subplot(3,3,2)
plot(t,y2),title('plot of y2 = cos t')
subplot(3,3,3)
plot(x,y3),title('plot of y3 = e^x')
subplot(3,3,4)
plot(t,y4),title('plot of y4 = t^3')
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%Generate array of plot on a single figure

%example two
x = -8:0.06:7
y = sin(3*x)
plot(x,y),xlim([0 7]),ylim([-2 2])

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%Generate array of plot on a single figure

%example three
x = -3:0.4:3
t = 0:0.05:10
y1 = cos(x)
y2 = sin (t)
y3 = exp(x.^3)
y4 = t.^4
subplot(3,3,1)
plot(x,y1),title('plot of y1 = cos x')
subplot(3,3,2)
plot(t,y2),title('plot of y2 = sin t')
subplot(3,3,3)
plot(x,y3),title('plot of y3 = e^x')
subplot(3,3,4)
plot(t,y4),title('plot of y4 = t^4')
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%Data that are given explicitly as discrete data can be plotted directly by
%entering the vectors for the two variables and cell the plot function as
%usual. The two vectors must be of the same length.
x = [0.3, 0.5, 0.7, 0.9, 11.]
y = [3, 5, 7, 9, 11]
plot (x,y)

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%Data that are given explicitly as discrete data can be plotted directly by
%entering the vectors for the two variables and cell the plot function as
%usual. The two vectors must be of the same length.
x = [0.5, 0.10, 0.15, 0.20, 0.25]
y = [11, 9, 7, 5, 3]
plot (x,y)

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%A given funtion plot can be overlaid with another plot function with the use
of hold on command
%example one
x = 0:0.02:20
y = exp(x/4)
plot (x,y,'r:')
hold on
z = x.^4
plot(x,z,'b--'),title('The plot of funtions y = e(x/4) and z = x^4 with line
specifiers'),legend('e^x/4','x^2')

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%A given funtion plot can be overlaid with another plot function with the use
of hold on command
%example one
x = 0:0.02:20
y = sin(x/4)
plot (x,y,'r:')
hold on
z = x.^4
plot(x,z,'b--'),title('The plot of funtions y = e(x/4) and z = x^4 with line
specifiers'),legend('e^x/4','x^2')

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