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Was doing some MATLAB homework and couldn't get a graph to come up just a table was looking for some help.

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3. (35 pts) Table and Graph. Write a MATLAB program (script or .m file) to create a table showing radius R
and volume V for a sphere as R varies from 0 cm to 50 cm. Also graph volume vs radius. Specifically:
Write a MATLAB program (script or .m file).
Begin with the block of comments as described above. Add other comments throughout the program.
Use a range variable to assign the values of R from 0 to 50 cm in increments of 5 cm.
Use a formula on the vector above to create another vector for the volume of the sphere. Note that a dot
operation will be required.
Combine the transpose of the two vectors to create a new vector (table).
Display the problem number and your name before displaying the table.
Display the table and include a table heading (with units).
No special formatting is required for this problem.
Extra credit: Use fprintf to use 0 digits after the decimal point for the radius and 2 digits after the
decimal point for the volume.
Form a graph of volume vs radius. Add major gridlines. Label the axes. Add a title.
Print the script, the output table, and the graph.
This is my homework instructions and bellow is the code that i have.
R = 0:5:50;
V = 4/3*pi*R.^3;
sTable = [R' V'];
disp('HW #6 - Evan Melanson')
HW #6 - Evan Melanson
disp('Problem #3')
Problem #3
colNames = {'R','V'};
disp('Radius R (cm) | Volume V (cm^3)')
Radius R (cm) | Volume V (cm^3)
fprintf([repmat('\t %.2f \t', 1, size(sTable,2)) '\n'], sTable');
0.00 0.00 5.00 523.60 10.00 4188.79 15.00 14137.17 20.00 33510.32 25.00 65449.85 30.00 113097.34 35.00 179594.38 40.00 268082.57 45.00 381703.51 50.00 523598.78
plot(R,V)
xlabel('R (cm)')
ylabel('V (cm^3)')
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Adam Danz
Adam Danz on 18 Nov 2021
I used the run feature to run the code in your question which produces outputs and the plot. Perhaps the plot is burried in another window or docked in your Matlab environment window.

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Answers (1)

Prateek Rai
Prateek Rai on 21 Nov 2021
Hi,
You can use the "figure" function before "plot" to create a figure window for your graph.
Your code will look like:
figure(1)
plot(R,V)
xlabel('R (cm)')
ylabel('V (cm^3)')
You can refer to the figure MathWorks documentation page to find more on creating a figure window.
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Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 21 Nov 2021
Not sure why that's needed. In my experience (regular desktop MATLAB) if you plot something with no figure yet showing, it will automatically create a figure for you.

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