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1 Plot of Equation 1, Question 10: Function

This document contains MATLAB code to plot two equations from Question 10. The first section plots the equation e-t(u(t)-u(t-2)) on the interval -2 to 2 with over 4000 sampling points. It creates an inline function for the equation, defines the time vector t, plots the graph and labels the axes. The second section repeats this process for the equation 0.5(u(t+1)), plotting it on the same interval with the same number of sampling points.

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1 Plot of Equation 1, Question 10: Function

This document contains MATLAB code to plot two equations from Question 10. The first section plots the equation e-t(u(t)-u(t-2)) on the interval -2 to 2 with over 4000 sampling points. It creates an inline function for the equation, defines the time vector t, plots the graph and labels the axes. The second section repeats this process for the equation 0.5(u(t+1)), plotting it on the same interval with the same number of sampling points.

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function [ x ] = equation1( t ) %Problem Set #1 %Question 10: %Graph the equations on a labeled plot with %enough points to accurately describe equation. %Create the function using the unit step x= inline('exp(-t).*(t>=0&t<1)','t'); %Create the time interval, make sure that there are enough sampling points. t= (-2:0.0001:2); %Plot the graph and label the axes. plot(t,x(t)); xlabel('t'); ylabel('e^-t(u(t)-u(t-2))'); title('Plot of Equation 1, Question 10');

end

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function [ x ] = equation2( t ) %%Graph the equations on a labeled plot with %enough points to accurately describe equation. %Create the function using the unit step x= inline('0.5.*(t>1)','t'); %Create the time interval, make sure that there are enough sampling points. t= (-2:0.0001:2); %Plot the graph and label the axes. plot(t,x(t)); xlabel('t'); ylabel('0.5(u(t+1))'); title('Plot of Equation 2, Question 10');

end

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