How can I incrementally plot multiple Rectangles in a [X Y Width Height] field?

Su
2020 1 22
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I want incremental rectangle plots on a (ExtractedX, ExtractedY) graph currently, I have...
PED_fld = [132 210 75 80]
figure
plot(ExtractedX, ExtractedY);
rectangle ('position', PED_fld); %PED
This give me a rectangle spanning [132 210 75 80] or [X Y Width Height]
but I want multiple equally spaced rectangles in this range, not one

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KALYAN ACHARJYA
KALYAN ACHARJYA 2020-1-22
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for i=1:10
PED_fld=[132+i 210-i 75 80]
rectangle('position', PED_fld); %PED
hold on;
end

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Su
Su 2020-1-22
Thank you! This seems much closer, however this code is giving me the figure alone, and the rectangles alone, and no loger plots the rectangle on the graph. Such is an example of the desired effect
Screen Shot 2020-01-22 at 1.35.45 PM.png
KALYAN ACHARJYA
KALYAN ACHARJYA 2020-1-22
for i=1:10
PED_fld=[132+i 210+i 75 80]
rectangle('position', PED_fld); %PED
hold on;
end
71.png
Su
Su 2020-1-22
yes, I got this figure, but can it be plotted on the graph such as the picture I attatched in my response?
Su
Su 2020-1-23
Is there a possibilty of the rectangle figure not being 4 dimesional and a flat incremental plot as in the picture i drew

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