Unlike other graph drawing methods in Matlab®, you can draw the contours of polynomials and equations more easily with the ‘ezcontour()’ command in Matlab®. Here, we explain how to use the ‘ezcontour()’ command and variations of it in Matlab® to obtain 2D graphs with two variables. Check the examples below that are executed in the Matlab® command window.
How To Use ‘ezcontour()’ Command In MatLab®?
>> ezcontour('3*x^2+3*y+8')In this example here, we just executed the ‘ezcontour()’ command by writing an equation inside it. This equation includes two symbolic variables. So, you do not need to define it before the ‘ezcontour()’ command.
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We use ‘x’ and ‘y’ variables inside the command, and the graph will have ‘x’ and ‘y’ axes as you see below.
>> ezcontourf('3*x^2+3*y+8',[1 100],[1,100])
>> In this example, we used the ‘ezcontourf()’ command. This command creates plottings that are filled with transition colors as you see in the output below.
Also, you can add boundaries to the ‘x’ and ‘y’ axes by defining them in the example above. The two axes have an interval between 0 to 100. You can define it differently. The plot is created between this interval.
Conclusion
As you understand the ‘ezcontour()’ command is very simple to use to obtain 2D graphs with two variables.
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