plot xdrag vs t over the same domain using fplot in matlab

To plot xdrag vs t using fplot in MATLAB, you first need to define a function that describes the relationship between xdrag and t. Once you have the function defined, you can use fplot to plot it over a specified domain.

Here is an example on how to accomplish this:

main.m
% Define the function
xdrag = @(t) 0.5 .* t.^2; % Example function, you can replace this with your own function

% Set the domain
tmin = 0; % Minimum value of t
tmax = 10; % Maximum value of t

% Plot the function
fplot(xdrag, [tmin, tmax]);

% Add labels and title
xlabel('t');
ylabel('xdrag');
title('Plot of xdrag vs t');

% Add gridlines
grid on;
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In this example, xdrag is defined as a anonymous function using @(t) notation. You can replace this function with your own function that describes the relationship between xdrag and t.

The function fplot is then used to plot xdrag over the specified domain [tmin, tmax]. The x-axis is labeled as t, the y-axis is labeled as xdrag, and a title is added to the plot. Gridlines are also added for better visualization.

Make sure you have MATLAB's Symbolic Math Toolbox installed, as fplot is part of this toolbox.