How to plot a derivative against variable?
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Use if statements to select an equation for x based on the inputed value for damping. Plot a graph of x (displacement) against time (this bit works). Then want to differentiate x for velocity, and differentiate velocity for acceleration and then plot all three. I used:
syms t
v = diff(x,1)
plot(t,v)
Get error "Data must be numeric, datetime, duration, categorical, or an array convertible to double."
x is a previously selected equation with t as a variable, also includes Z but this is asked for and inputted at the beginning.
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John D'Errico
2023-4-1
What do you expect? Read what you did. You did this:
syms t
v = diff(x,1)
What is x? Should MATLAB know that x is something possibly related to t? Why should it? Possibly x is a variable that already exists, since if it did not exist, you would have gotten a different error.
You claim that x already exists, but we don't see what it is. Is x an "equation", perhaps a function? Is it just a variable of some ilk? Is x something symbolic?
You are not telling us enough information to know what you did, except that you did something that caused an error.
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Walter Roberson
2023-4-1
Change
t = (0.0:0.001:5);
to
syms t
Change
plot(t,x,'b')
to
fplot(x, [0 5])
change
plot(t, v)
to
fplot(v, [0 5])
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Peter Perkins
2023-4-5
For extra credit, create a timetable from displacement, add velocity and accel, then use stackedplot to plot all three together.
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