how can I plot this point on my area subplot
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I am trying to plot the maximum value onto my subplot
x=linspace(0,L,1000);
V= R.*(x>0).*(x-0).^0 - (w).*(x>a).*(x-a).^1 - F1.*(x>b).*(x-b).^0 + (w).*(x>c).*(x-c).^1 + R.*(x>L).*(x-L).^0;
subplot(4,2,1);
area(x,V);
ylabel('V_y (N)');
ylim([min([1.2*min(V),0,-1.2*min(V)]),max([0,1.2*max(V),-1.2*max(V)])]);
xlim([0,1.2*L])
[Vmax i]=max(V)
xmaxV=x(i)
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I don't have your data, but one way to do it is to use hold on so both the area and the point are shown simultaneously, and put a marker on your point so you can see it:
L = 100;
x = linspace(0,L,1000);
V = 2500-(x-50).^2;
area(x,V);
[Vmax i]=max(V)
xmaxV=x(i)
hold on
plot(xmaxV,Vmax,'o','MarkerFaceColor','r','MarkerSize',20)
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Andrew Maxey
2022-2-11
Voss
2022-2-11
What's the output to the command line when the previous two lines run?
[Vmax i]=max(V)
xmaxV=x(i)
Is there a typo somewhere, e.g., XmaxV or xmaXv, etc.?
Andrew Maxey
2022-2-11
Andrew Maxey
2022-2-11
Voss
2022-2-11
Glad you got it to work!
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