To plot y vs t over the same domain in MATLAB, you can use the plot
function.
Assuming you have arrays t
and y
that represent the time values and corresponding y-values, respectively, you can use the following code:
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Make sure that the lengths of the arrays t
and y
are the same. The plot
function will automatically connect the data points with a line.
If you want to add labels to the x and y axes, you can use the xlabel
and ylabel
functions, respectively.
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You can also add a title to the plot using the title
function:
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By default, MATLAB will select appropriate axis limits for the plot. However, you can manually set the limits using the xlim
and ylim
functions if desired.
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Replace start_time
, end_time
, min_y
, and max_y
with the desired values.
Remember to replace t
and y
with your actual data arrays in the code.
Here is a complete example:
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This will create a plot of y
vs t
using the provided data.
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