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  1. 27 lis 2018 · Hello, I am trying to rotate an object (a plot of a propeller blade cross-section) around a specific point on the plot. I was given a large list of coordinates to plot. After plotting these many ...

  2. 3 wrz 2014 · I have a 2-D rectangle that I want to rotate counterclockwise by 45 degrees. I used MatLab help but the functions in there aren't giving me the results I want. I basically have a figure like so: Simple MatLab plot and I want to rotate it by 45 degrees. How can I achieve that?

  3. www.mathworks.com › help › matlabrotate - MathWorks

    rotate(h,direction,angle) rotates the graphics object h in the specified direction by the specified number of degrees. rotate modifies the data of the graphics object, including the values of the Xdata, Ydata, and Zdata properties.

  4. 5 kwi 2016 · rotates the graphics object h by alpha degrees. direction is a two- or three-element vector that describes the axis of rotation in conjunction with the origin of the axis of rotation. The default origin of the axis of rotation is the center of the plot box.

  5. The subplot function is used to create a matrix of plots in a single gure window. Syntax: subplot(nrows,ncols,thisPlot) Repeat the values of nrows and ncols for all plots in a single gure window. Increment thisPlot for each plot Example: >> x = linspace(0,2*pi); >> subplot(2,2,1); plot(x,sin(x)); axis([0 2*pi -1.5 1.5]); title(’sin(x)’);

  6. MATLAB can generate graphs in which one or both axes are scaled logarithmically. This is useful if your domain and/or range extends over several orders of magnitude. For example, to draw a loglog plot of y = x2 over the interval 10−3 ≤ x ≤ 104, try these commands.

  7. The basic MATLAB graphing command is the plot command. You follow a 3-step procedure: 1. generate some x values; 2. generate corresponding y values; and 3. plot the points. Here is an example. (Remember, you do not have to type in the comments.) >>x = linspace(0, 2*pi, 100); >>y = sin(x); >>plot(x, y) %This plots the (x, y) points connected ...

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