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    This document contains code to generate graphs of different mathematical functions and a 3D cylinder. It creates a line graph of y=2x+4, a sine curve graph of y=sin(x), and a cosine curve graph of y=cos(x). It then generates 3D meshes of a cylinder function to plot the 3D shape.

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    This document contains code to generate graphs of different mathematical functions and a 3D cylinder. It creates a line graph of y=2x+4, a sine curve graph of y=sin(x), and a cosine curve graph of y=cos(x). It then generates 3D meshes of a cylinder function to plot the 3D shape.

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    This document contains code to generate graphs of different mathematical functions and a 3D cylinder. It creates a line graph of y=2x+4, a sine curve graph of y=sin(x), and a cosine curve graph of y=cos(x). It then generates 3D meshes of a cylinder function to plot the 3D shape.

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    Experiment no.

    6
    %obtain graphs b/w different functions n variable
    %GRAPH FOR ST.LINE
    x=0:0.3:2;
    y=2*x+4;
    plot(x,y,'+');
    plot(x,y,'-');
    xlabel('x');
    ylabel('y=2*x+4');
    title('st.line');
    %GRAPH FOR SIN FUNCTION
    x=0:pi/100:4*pi;
    y=sin(x);
    plot(x,y);
    xlabel('x');
    ylabel('sin x');
    title('sine curve');
    %GRAPH FOR COSINE FUNCTION
    x=0:pi/120:pi;
    y=cos(x);
    plot(x,y);
    xlabel('x');
    ylabel('cos x');
    title('cosine curve');
    %GRAPH FOR CYLINDER
    t=0:pi/200:4*pi;
    [x,y,z]=cylinder(4*cos(t));
    subplot(2,2,1);mesh(x)
    subplot(2,2,2);mesh(y);
    subplot(2,2,3);mesh(z);
    subplot(2,2,4);mesh(x,y,z);
    title('cylinder');

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