As per my understanding, you have created a table ‘u’ and and want to plot its rows against a vector ‘x’.
In order to plot a graph, you can use ‘plot’ function and specify the data as vector ‘x’ and ‘u(1,:)’. The plot function also allows you to specify Line Style, Color and Marker. Specifying ‘b--o’ in the plot function will set the plot with blue dashed line and circle markers. For instance the command,
plot(x, u(2,:), ‘g-^’)
will plot a graph between ‘x’ and ‘second row of matrix u’ using a green line with triangular markers and display it in a new figure window. Similarly, graphs can be plotted for the remaining rows of matrix u. To know more about the plot function, please refer to the following documentation: https://in.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/plot.html
In order to display all the graphs in the same figure window, you can use ‘hold on’ command. The following lines of code will display all the 3 graphs in the same figure window.
plot(x, u(1,:), 'b--o')
hold on
plot(x, u(2,:), 'g--^')
plot(x, u(3,:), 'r-*')
To know more about the hold command, please refer the following documentation: https://in.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/hold.html