Question

Familiarize yourself with the subplot and hold command. Using the subplot and plot commands, plot the volume of a sphere as a function of it’s radius for values of radius from 1 to 10. On the same graph plot the surface area of a sphere as a function of the radius ( from radius = 1 to 10). Use different colors for the two plots ( help plot will give details on how to select colors).

Use the following formulas: Volume of sphere = ( 4/3) * pi * radius^3

Surface area of a sphere = 4 * pi * radius^2

Make use of the built-in MATLAB function called pi which returns the value of pi. The plots for the sphere’s volume and surface area are to be plotted in the left-hand pane of the plot window. Repeat the above two plots, but this time plot the volume of a square and surface area of a square as a function of its length from 1 to 10. These plots are to be graphed in right-hand pane of the plot window.

Volume of a square = length of side^3

Surface area of a square = 6 * length of side^2

Label each axes as appropriate and include titles for the plots.

Answer 1

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clear all

close all

format long

r=1:10;

V=(4/3)*pi*r.^3;

S=4*pi*r.^2;

subplot(1,2,1)

plot(r,V,'-b',r,S,'-g');

xlabel('r');

ylabel('V/S');

title('For sphere');

subplot(1,2,2)

V=r.^3;

S=6*r.^2;

plot(r,V,'-b',r,S,'-g');

xlabel('l');

ylabel('V/S');

title('For cube');

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