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Lab #3: Date: 8/3/2018 Reg # 15PWELE4695


Title: “Plotting an oscillatory function”

Code 1 Basic:
1) c=2;
2) f=50;
3) t=1/f;
4) t=0:t/20:40*t;
5) ph=pi/4;
6) %%case #1
7) a1=-2;
8) x11=c*exp(a1*t);
9) x12=sin((2*pi*f*t) +ph);
10) x1=x11. *x12;
11) %%case #2
12) a2=0;
13) x21=c*exp(a2*t);
14) x22=sin((2*pi*f*t) +ph);
15) x2=x21. *x22;
16) %%case #3
17) a3=2;
18) x31=c*exp(a3*t);
19) x32=sin((2*pi*f*t) +ph);
20) x3=x31. *x32;
21) subplot (3,1,1)
22) plot (t, x1)
23) title('a<0');
24) subplot (3,1,2)
25) plot (t, x2)
26) title('a=0');
27) subplot (3,1,3)
28) plot (t, x3)
29) title('a>0');

Explanation:
 The three output are product of exponential and sine wave.
 For negative value of a it is decaying signal.
 For a=0 it is pure sine wave.
 For possive a it is rising wave.
 Subplot gives us plot of three different function on one window.
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Graph (subplot):

Code 2:
From line 21 in basic code

plot (t, x1);


hold on;
plot (t, x2);
hold on;
plot (t, x3);
hold on;
Graph (hold on):
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Code 3:

From line 21 in basic


………
figure;
plot (t, x1);
figure;
plot (t, x2);
figure;
plot (t, x3);
Graph(figure):

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