Matlab "fill" command

[JoeFahey]

If I want to plot two graphs at the same time, what command do I use?

 

[alfa147x]

This should be in Programming you're going to get more help that way

 

[rcpratt]

Once upon a time I knew the answer to this...

 

[Anonemous]

subplot?

 

[LordMorpheus]

Look up how to use handles for matlab graphics objects. It's pretty well documented.

 

[DanDaManJC]

this had a the instruction for plotting two functions on one plot

http://online.redwoods.cc.ca.us/instruct/darnold/MULTCALC/Plotting/context-plotting-p.pdf

to get two plots it's just something like "hold" or something... the idea being that it tells matlab not to replace, but append to the output

edit: ohyeah, subplot...

 

[gwai lo]

yeah if you want to do two separate plots, then do

subplot(rows,columns,number)

so like, subplot(2,2,1) creates a single figure with 2x2 plots, i believe subplot one is the top left, you do the next one as subplot(2,2,2), and so on

if you want to do two functions on the same plot, then use "hold on", e.g.

plot(x,y1)
hold on;
plot(x,y2)
hold off;
grid;