How to Plot Piecewise Functions in MATLAB?

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The discussion centers on plotting piecewise functions in MATLAB, specifically the function f(t) defined as f(t)=1 for 0<=t<=1 and f(t)=0 otherwise. The Heaviside function is recommended as a solution for this task. Users are encouraged to refer to the MATLAB documentation for detailed guidance on implementing the Heaviside function effectively in their plots.

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  • Basic understanding of MATLAB syntax and functions
  • Familiarity with piecewise functions
  • Knowledge of the Heaviside function and its application in MATLAB
  • Experience with plotting functions in MATLAB
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Hello!

I want to plot this function on MATLAB:

f(t)=1 si 0<=t<=1
f(t)=0 otherwise

Please help me! How to do it?
I tried so much things it doesn't work!
 
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sofy said:
Hello!

I want to plot this function on MATLAB:

f(t)=1 si 0<=t<=1
f(t)=0 otherwise

Please help me! How to do it?
I tried so much things it doesn't work!

Look up the Heaviside function in the Matlab documentation.
 

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