plotting two parametric functions in same figure

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I was trying to plot a parametric function, and its inverse, like this:
t= linspace (-30, +30);
x= t;
y= (t.^5) + t + 1;
plot(x,y)
hold on
% t= linspace (-30, +30); <-- no difference
xx= (t.^5) + t + 1;
yy= t;
plot(xx,yy)
but this gives an empty plot, just showing axes with a far larger range than -30:30
what would I be doing wrong?
regards,D.

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Danny Van Elsen
Danny Van Elsen 2019-10-6
ah, yes, I see.
adding
ylim([-10 10])
xlim([-10 10])
gives other results
thanks for your patience there...

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Star Strider
Star Strider 2019-10-6
You are not doing anything wrong, you are simply misinterpreting the results. The first function would plot with ‘t’ on the x-axis, going from (-30,30). The second function does the reverse of this, and so the plot adapts to the largest range on both axes, going from to .
(Also, the plot is not empty when I plot it.)
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Star Strider
Star Strider 2019-10-6
Danny Van Elsen‘s Answer moved here —
thank you for your response!
but my output is consistently empty:
I get the expected result when entering either of the two functions alone, but nothing when entering both?
regards, D.
Star Strider
Star Strider 2019-10-6
My pleasure!
It is not empty. It shows the two functions crossing each other. The lines are not the plot axes. The blue line is the plot of (x,y), and the red line is the plot of (xx,yy).

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