plot x and y values of airfoil matlab in matlab

To plot the x-y values of an airfoil in Matlab, you can import the coordinates from a file and use the plot function to create a visual representation of the airfoil.

Here's an example of how to do this:

main.m
% Load airfoil data from file
data = load('airfoil_coordinates.dat');

% Separate x and y coordinates
x = data(:,1);
y = data(:,2);

% Plot airfoil coordinates
plot(x, y);
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In this example, I assumed that the airfoil coordinates are stored in a file called airfoil_coordinates.dat. You can replace this with the name of your file.

The load function reads the data from the file into a matrix. The data(:,1) and data(:,2) commands extract the x and y coordinates, respectively.

Finally, the plot function is used to create the plot. The x and y vectors are used as the input arguments, which creates a line plot of the airfoil coordinates.

Note: You might need to modify the plot settings (e.g., axis limits, aspect ratio, etc.) to create an accurate representation of the airfoil.