However you can use the hold on command to combine multiple plots in the same axes.
How to get mat lab to show multiple plots.
In the code we first create a vector for x and evaluate the three functions we wish to plot.
I use multiple colors here to.
There i want to produce two graphs at different instances.
They are all graphs.
I want another graph of a on x axis and c on y axis likewise c on x axis and b on y axis.
I use a matlab program for my project.
I believe you have to use the figure function.
For example plot two lines and a scatter plot.
Next we create a figure window with figure function and immediately after we use the command hold on this tells matlab to put all of the plots from this point forward into the current figure window.
By default new plots clear existing plots and reset axes properties such as the title.
However you can use the hold on command to combine multiple plots in the same axes.
How would i put them all on one script and have all plots displayed as separate figures.
For example plot two lines and a scatter plot.
By default new plots clear existing plots and reset axes properties such as the title.
Bt it is giving the 2nd one only.
I cant figure out how to get multiple plots because it is generating plot of last command only.
Then reset the hold state to off.
Note that we then simply create each plot in the usual way.
I want both to be displayed in separate window.
But the second graph replaces the 1st graph when that command is executed.
I dont want both graphs in same window using subplot.