plot both x vs y and xdrag vs vdrag over the same domain in matlab

To plot both x vs y and xdrag vs vdrag over the same domain in MATLAB, you can create multiple axes within the same figure using the subplot function. Here's an example:

main.m
% Create example data
x = 1:10;
y = x.^2;
xdrag = x;
vdrag = sqrt(x);

% Create figure and axes
figure;
ax1 = subplot(2,1,1); % Create first subplot for x vs y
ax2 = subplot(2,1,2); % Create second subplot for xdrag vs vdrag

% Plot x vs y on the first subplot
plot(ax1, x, y);
xlabel(ax1, 'x');
ylabel(ax1, 'y');
title(ax1, 'x vs y');

% Plot xdrag vs vdrag on the second subplot
plot(ax2, xdrag, vdrag);
xlabel(ax2, 'xdrag');
ylabel(ax2, 'vdrag');
title(ax2, 'xdrag vs vdrag');

% Adjust the layout of the subplots
sgtitle('Combined Plot');
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The subplot function is used to divide the figure window into a grid of subplots. In this example, we create two subplots, one above the other (2 rows and 1 column), and we assign these subplots to ax1 and ax2. Then, we can use the plot function with ax1 and ax2 as the first input argument to specify which axes to plot on.

By using the xlabel, ylabel, and title functions, we can add labels and titles to each subplot.

Finally, the sgtitle function is used to add a title to the entire figure.

Remember to replace the example data with your actual data to get the desired plots.

Tags: matlab, plot, multiple plots, axes, hold