How to plot 5 variables in one graph?

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I have one parameter which is dependent on 5 variables. I am currently researching on thin film deposition. I have to see how the deposition rate varies with changing pressure,power,Air flow, Distance and Rotation. Is it possible to plot such a problem in Matlab?
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sumalatha vasam
sumalatha vasam on 8 Nov 2018
yes, its possible. if u have proper equation.
Balasubramanian Sundarapandian
Edited: Balasubramanian Sundarapandian on 8 Nov 2018
I donot have an equation. All these data are obtained experimentally.

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madhan ravi
madhan ravi on 8 Nov 2018
plot(x,y1)
hold on
plot(x,y2)
...
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Balasubramanian Sundarapandian
Thanks for the reply. I can do that but the problem is y1,y2,.. are dependent on each other. For example, 1.5mbar (pressure) and 500w(power) gives 2microns/hour(deposition rate) 3mbar and 150W will give (1micron/hour)
If I make a 2D plot between pressure and deposition rate, the plot will tell me that at higher pressures the deposition rate is low which is physically wrong. The plot should tell me the deposition rate at a particular pressure, airflow, power, distance and rotation.
Thanks

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