sofy said:Hello!
I want to plot this function on MATLAB:
f(t)=1 si 0<=t<=1
f(t)=0 otherwise
Please help me! How to do it?
I tried so much things it doesn't work!
To plot a function on MATLAB, first define the function using the "function" keyword and specifying the input and output variables. Then use the "plot" function and specify the range of values for the input variable. Finally, use the "xlabel", "ylabel", and "title" functions to label the axes and give the plot a title.
Yes, you can plot multiple functions on the same graph by using the "hold on" command between each "plot" function. This will prevent the previous plot from being cleared and allow you to add more plots to the same graph.
To change the color or style of your plot, you can specify additional arguments in the "plot" function. For example, you can use the "Color" argument to specify a specific color and the "LineStyle" argument to specify a specific line style.
To add a legend to your plot, use the "legend" function and specify the labels for each of your plots. You can also use the "Location" argument to specify where you want the legend to appear on the plot.
Yes, you can save your plot as an image file by using the "saveas" function and specifying the file format (e.g. .png, .jpg) and the desired file name. This will save the plot as an image in your current working directory.