How do I graph more than one line in the same plot using a function?

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Hunter Nau
Hunter Nau 2022-4-16
回答： Soujanya Shimoga Raveendra 2022-4-25
I am graphong a function based on the coordinates from theta. I am having difficulty plotting 4 different lines on the same plot. I keep having them all turn into 1 line.
^what the graph should look like
^my graph and code
%Test Inputs for theta in degrees
% P1=angle(10)
% P2=angle(30)
% P3=angle(60)
% P4=angle(95)
% for th=1:180
th=[10 30 60 95];
i=1:length(th);
x=cos(th(i));
y=sin(th(i));
plot(x,y)
figure(1)
% plot([P1-x P2-x P3-x P4-x],[P1-y P2-y P3-y P4-y])
xlabel('X Position (m)');
ylabel('Y Position (m)');
xlim([-0.2 1])
ylim([0 1])
% end
% plot([0 x],[0 y],'-o r','linewidth',2)
% function th=angle(th)
% theta=th
% end

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Soujanya Shimoga Raveendra
Hello,
I understand that you are trying to plot individual lines in the same plot. For that you need to take care of the following points in your code:
1. Converting theta from degree to radians using 'deg2rad' before passing to 'cos' and 'sin' functions.
2. Using 'hold on' to retain the previous plot.
Please check the following code for the same:
%Test Inputs for theta in degrees
th_d=[10 30 60 95];
%--------------Convert the angle in degree to radian
th = deg2rad(th_d);
i=1:length(th);
x=cos(th(i));
y=sin(th(i));
%--------------Use hold on to retain the previous plot
hold on;
grid on;
figure(1)
for i=1:length(th)
%-------------plot individual point and connect with the origin
plot([x(i) 0],[y(i) 0], '-o', 'LineWidth',2)
end
hold off;
%-------------- To add legends
legend('10 deg','30 deg','60 deg','95 deg')
xlabel('X Position (m)');
ylabel('Y Position (m)');
xlim([-0.2 1])
ylim([0 1])
Hope this helps.
For more details on plot please refer to : https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/plot.html?searchHighlight=plot&s_tid=srchtitle_plot_1

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