In the first code, the issue lies in the line y = abs(mod(x, 2*pi));. Here's a breakdown of the problem:
- The mod(x, 2*pi) function returns the remainder when x is divided by 2*pi. This operation maps x to the interval [0, 2*pi), which means the resulting y values will be non-negative.
- The abs() function is then applied to the result of mod(x, 2*pi). However, since mod(x, 2*pi) is already non-negative, applying abs() has no effect on the values. Therefore, it is unnecessary in this case.
To fix the code and achieve the desired graph, we can modify the calculation of y. Here's the corrected code with explanations:
interval_start = -4*pi; % Start of the interval
interval_end = 4*pi; % End of the interval
% Generate x-values over the defined interval
x = linspace(interval_start, interval_end, 1000);
h = 2*pi; % Width of the interval you want to map the function to
y =abs(mod(x + h/2, h) - h/2 ) % Apply the shift and mod operation
% Plot the graph
plot(x, y);
xlabel('x');
ylabel('f(x)');
title('Graph of the Function f(x) = |x|');
grid on;
% Set custom tick values and labels for x-axis
xticks([-4*pi:pi:4*pi]);
xticklabels({'-4\pi','-3\pi','-2\pi','-\pi','0','\pi','2\pi','3\pi','4\pi'});
% Set custom tick values and labels for y-axis
yticks([-pi:pi:pi]);
yticklabels({'-\pi', '0', '\pi'});
- We calculate y by adding h/2 to x to shift the values, then applying mod() with h to map them to the interval [-h/2, h/2).
- Finally, we subtract h/2 to center the function in the desired interval. This ensures that y will be in the range of [-π, π).
By making these changes, we correctly map the function to the desired interval and achieve the expected graph.
