How to plot points on a graph using for loop?
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I am working on a project, and I am trying to graph an ascent rate where the y axis is feet and the x axis is minutes. I want it to plot a point every minute, where it increases 2000 feet per minute until the cruising altitude. I have to use a for loop, and so far I have got it to plot the points on the y axis but not the x axis. This is also based off of a GUI, so the numbers below are able to be changed. sa= starting altitude, A1=crusing altitude, ar=ascent rate, FS=font size
sa=0;
elevation=525;
A1=30000;
minutes=135;
x=elevation:2000:A1;
for i=1:length(x)
ar(i)=sa+x(i);
end
FS=12;
%axes(handles.timevsheight);
plot(0,ar,1,ar,'-o r','linewidth',2);
xlabel('Time (Minutes)','Interpreter','latex','FontSize',FS);
ylabel('Height (Feet)','Interpreter','latex','FontSize',FS);
xlim([0 minutes+5])
ylim([0 A1+1000])
title('Time vs Height')
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Rik
2022-5-9
Based on your labels you want to plot the altitude versus time. Have you tried creating vectors with paired data? Because that is what you will need in the end: pairs of altitude and time. I don't fully understand what you're doing in your code to be able to tell you what exactly you should change to get what you need.
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Mahmoud Ashraf
2022-5-5
编辑：Mahmoud Ashraf
2022-5-5
sa=0;
elevation=525;
A1=30000;
minutes=135;
x=elevation:2000:A1;
for i=1:length(x)
ar(i)=sa+x(i);
end
FS=12;
%axes(handles.timevsheight);
plot(0,ar,'-o r','linewidth',2);
xlabel('Time (Minutes)','Interpreter','latex','FontSize',FS);
ylabel('Height (Feet)','Interpreter','latex','FontSize',FS);
xlim([0 minutes+5])
ylim([0 A1+1000])
title('Time vs Height')
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Mahmoud Ashraf
2022-5-5
i think if you plot x-vector and ar-vector that will produce the graph you want
Mahmoud Ashraf
2022-5-5
编辑：Mahmoud Ashraf
2022-5-5
or use plot(0,ar)
that make all point in y axis only
Hunter Nau
2022-5-5
Mahmoud Ashraf
2022-5-5
use scatter (x,y) instead of plot
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