I am getting the wrong plots for g1 and g2..help

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James
James 2017년 4월 16일
답변: GEEVARGHESE TITUS 2017년 4월 16일
t = 1:500;
A = 4;B = 10;C = 2.4; D = 2;
g = sin(t/30); %Original Sin Wave
g1 = A*g.*(t+B); %1st wave transformation
g2 = C*g.*(t*D); %2nd wave transformation
plot(t,g,t,g1,t,g2);
legend('g(t) = sin(t/30)', 'g1(t) = Ag(t + B)', 'g2(t) = Cg(Dt)')
title('Wave Transformation'); % percent signs are used to comment code
xlabel('time');
ylabel('value');

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Star Strider
Star Strider 2017년 4월 16일
It’s not clear what you intend.
If I interpret your legend correctly, the changed lines may be what you want.
The Code
t = 1:500;
A = 4;B = 10;C = 2.4; D = 2;
% % g = sin(t/30); %Original Sin Wave
% % g1 = A*g.*(t+B); %1st wave transformation
% % g2 = C*g.*(t*D); %2nd wave transformation
g = @(t) sin(t/30); %Original Sin Wave
g1 = A*g(t+B); %1st wave transformation
g2 = C*g(t*D); %2nd wave transformation
plot(t,g(t),t,g1,t,g2);
legend('g(t) = sin(t/30)', 'g1(t) = Ag(t + B)', 'g2(t) = Cg(Dt)')
title('Wave Transformation'); % percent signs are used to comment code
xlabel('time');
ylabel('value');
My code is a guess so If I got it wrong, experiment to get the result you want.

GEEVARGHESE TITUS
GEEVARGHESE TITUS 2017년 4월 16일
What are you expecting as output? The code as such is working fine. You can view the plots using subplots to get a better view.

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