Plotting matrix with anonymous function

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leon leon
leon leon on 12 Aug 2014
Edited: Azzi Abdelmalek on 12 Aug 2014
Please need help with this i stuck on this part of the problem.
  1. Now write a plot function that plots t versus y, using mXY.
  2. How do you get the first row of mXY? The second row?
  3. Now plot markers at every 10th sample point, on top of the function plot. Again,use mXY. How do you get every 10th sample point from mXY?
  4. Now create a 2x2 rotation matrix that rotates by 45 degrees.
  5. Multiply mXY by this matrix to create a new matrix, mXYrot.
  6. Plot mXYrot on top of your initial graph.
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% Create a matrix and use matric multiplication
% Write an anonymous function for the equation y(t)=t.^2*cos(6*t).
y_Func=@(t)t.^2.*cos(6.*t); % The anonymous function
% The function on the range t=[0,4pi]
t=0:4*pi;
% Generate 40 samples of the function in the range [0,4pi]
ts=linspace(0,4*pi,40);
% Generate 40 samples and create a tSample and ySample array each with 40 points
tSample=ts;
ySample=y_Func(ts);
% Combine tSample and ySample values into a 2 X 40 matrix
mXY=([tSample;ySample]);
plot(mXY,tSample,'r',mXY,ySample,'k')

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