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Matlab’s response:

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-10

Subplot 1

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Subplot 2

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Subplot 5

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Subplot 6

Comments:

Experimenting with the

t command. The first two input

arguments to the

t function define the dimensionality of the

figure window. If m is the first input arguments and n the second,

then the figure window breaks to an m-by-n plot matrix. The third

input to the

t function designates the current subplot to be

handled. Starting from the upper left corner and moving row-wise to

the lower right corner, 1 refers to the first subplot, 2 to the second

and mn to the last one. After each

t command, the

command should follow. In the current examples, the commands

instruct for the creation of a 2-by-3 subplot matrix. The 1

, 2

, 5

and 6

subplots are used whilst the 3

and 4

are currently unused.

Note that if the

t command is avoided for any subplot, then its

space on the figure window stays empty. If only the

is called

as with the case of the third subfigure, then a blank figure appears in

the figure window.

Moreover, Matlab offers a variety of options to customize the graph. For

example, a more general calling syntax for the

“

t(X, Y, '???', 'PropertyName', PropertyValue, ...)

”

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