To plot multiple equations on one graph in MATLAB, you can use the "hold on" command. This allows you to plot multiple equations on the same figure without erasing the previous plots.
Yes, you can change the color or style of each equation on the graph by using the "color" and "linestyle" arguments in the "plot" command. For example, "plot(x,y,'color','red','linestyle','--')" will plot the equation with a red dashed line.
To add a legend to a graph with multiple equations, you can use the "legend" function after plotting all the equations. You can specify the labels for each equation in the legend as well.
Yes, you can plot equations with different x and y ranges on the same graph by using the "axes" function. This allows you to specify the x and y limits for each equation separately.
Yes, it is possible to plot equations with different variables on the same graph in MATLAB. You can use the "ezplot" function, which allows you to specify the variables for each equation. Alternatively, you can also use the "plot" command by defining the variables as vectors or matrices.