Plotting two functions with ranges in one plot

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Wouter Eppink
Wouter Eppink 2019년 9월 28일
댓글: Matt J 2019년 9월 28일
Hello, I have trouble finding out how to put seperate ranges on my plot.
As of right now this is my code:
x=[0: 1: 6]
M1=9.*x-3.*x.^2
M2=-1.*(3.*(6-x).^2);
figure
plot(x, M1, x, M2)
grid
The first function's (M1) variable "x" should have ranges from 0 to 4 (x >= 0 and x < 4)
The second function's (M2) variable "x" should have ranges from 4 to 6 (x >= 4 and x < 6)
Anyways I need my plot to look like this:
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Catalytic
Catalytic 2019년 9월 28일
If you don't know how to generate "This", how did you obtain the left-hand plot above?
Wouter Eppink
Wouter Eppink 2019년 9월 28일
The eraser tool from an amazing piece of software called ms paint.

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Matt J
Matt J 2019년 9월 28일
편집: Matt J 2019년 9월 28일
x1=0:4;
x2=4:6;
M1=9.*x1-3.*x1.^2;
M2=-1.*(3.*(6-x2).^2);
figure
plot(x1, M1, x2, M2);
ylim([-120,20]);
grid

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Catalytic
Catalytic 2019년 9월 28일
You could also edit away the data points you don't want
h=plot(x, M1, x, M2); ylim([-120,20]);
h(1).XData(6:7)=[]; h(1).YData(6:7)=[];
h(2).XData(1:4)=[]; h(2).YData(1:4)=[];

Wouter Eppink
Wouter Eppink 2019년 9월 28일
However the awnser works fine for now. However when I'm putting more than two functions in one graph this way, I'd like to find a way to incorporate the range into the function in order to decrease the amount of extra variables
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Matt J
Matt J 2019년 9월 28일
Which of the 2 answers are you referring to?

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