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    Experiment No: 5 AIM: Creating A Vector X With Elements, X: 'Plotting Function X' 'X-Axis' 'Y-Axis'

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    The document describes an experiment with the following goals: 1) Create a vector X with 100 elements defined by the function Xn = ((-1)^(n+1))/(2n-1) and calculate the sum of all elements. 2) Plot the functions x, x^2, x^3, exp(x), and exp(x^2) on a single figure using subplots over the interval 0 to 4. 3) The experiment is carried out using MATLAB to generate the vector, calculate the sum, and plot the functions as described.

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    The document describes an experiment with the following goals: 1) Create a vector X with 100 elements defined by the function Xn = ((-1)^(n+1))/(2n-1) and calculate the sum of all elements. 2) Plot the functions x, x^2, x^3, exp(x), and exp(x^2) on a single figure using subplots over the interval 0 to 4. 3) The experiment is carried out using MATLAB to generate the vector, calculate the sum, and plot the functions as described.

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    The document describes an experiment with the following goals: 1) Create a vector X with 100 elements defined by the function Xn = ((-1)^(n+1))/(2n-1) and calculate the sum of all elements. 2) Plot the functions x, x^2, x^3, exp(x), and exp(x^2) on a single figure using subplots over the interval 0 to 4. 3) The experiment is carried out using MATLAB to generate the vector, calculate the sum, and plot the functions as described.

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    Experiment No: 5 AIM: Creating A Vector X With Elements, X: 'Plotting Function X' 'X-Axis' 'Y-Axis'

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    The document describes an experiment with the following goals: 1) Create a vector X with 100 elements defined by the function Xn = ((-1)^(n+1))/(2n-1) and calculate the sum of all elements. 2) Plot the functions x, x^2, x^3, exp(x), and exp(x^2) on a single figure using subplots over the interval 0 to 4. 3) The experiment is carried out using MATLAB to generate the vector, calculate the sum, and plot the functions as described.

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    EXPERIMENT NO: 5

    AIM: Creating a vector X with elements, Xn = ((-1)^(n+1))/(2n-1) and Adding up 100 elements
    of the vector, X; And, plotting the functions, x, x2,x3 , exp(x) , exp(x2 ) over the interval 0 < x <
    4 (by choosing appropriate mesh values for x to obtain smooth curves), on A Rectangular Plot.
    TOOL USED: Matlab version (R2018a), Command window, Editor.
    THEORY:
    PROGRAM:
    1. Creating a vector X having 100 elements and then adding 100 elements of vector X.
    n = 0:100;
    Xn = [(-1).^(n+1)]/(2*n-1);
    y = Xn
    sum(y);
    disp(y);
    plot(y);

    2. Plotting function x,x2,x3,exp(x),exp(x2).

    i) x = 0:1:4
    subplot(511);
    plot(x)
    title('Plotting function X')
    xlabel('X-axis')
    ylabel('Y-axis')

    ii) a = x.^2
    subplot(512);
    plot(a)
    title('Plotting Square of X')
    xlabel('X-axis')
    ylabel('Y-axis')

    iii) b = x.^3
    subplot(513);
    plot(b)
    title('Plotting Cube of X')
    xlabel('X-axis')
    ylabel('Y-axis')

    iv) c = exp(x)
    subplot(514);
    plot(c)
    title('Plotting Exponential of X')
    xlabel('X-axis')
    ylabel('Y-axis')

    v) d = exp(x.^2)
    subplot(515);
    plot(d)
    title('Plotting Exponential of square of X')
    xlabel('X-axis')
    ylabel('Y-axis')

    OBSERVATION:
    1. Output of Xn = [(-1).^(n+1)]/(2*n-1)].
    2. Output of function x,x2,x3,exp(x),exp(x2).
    RESULT:
    We have successfully Created a vector and store 100 elements into it and than we add all of them
    and successfully plot them as well as we have successfully plot all the function x, x2, x3, exp(x),
    exp(x2) on a single plot using subplot.

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