Question Write a Mat lab Code by which User can Plot 2 D and 3D graphs of different Functions by using the selection statements. Follow the instructions as given below: (i) User write "twoDimension" for 2 D graphs and "threeDimension" for 3D graphs in command window. (ii) For 2 D graphs use "trignometric" for 2D plot all trigonometric functions (i.e Sin, Cos, tan, Sce, Csc, Cot) and use "Intrignometric" for 2D plot of all inverse Trignometric functions (i.e asin,acos,atan,acot,asec,acsc) (iii) For 3D graphs use "3D" for three dimensional plot of Sinc function by using Surf, Surfc, Pcolor commands. (iv) For Subplot of All 2D (Trigonometric and Inverse Trigonometric functions) and Subplot of all 3D graphs USE "Allsubplot" in command window and the user can see subplot of All 2D (Trigonometric and Inverse Trigonometric functions) and all 3D graphs separately in three different figures.

Question Write a Mat lab Code by which User can Plot 2 D and 3D graphs of different Functions by using the selection statements. Follow the instructions as given below: (i) User write "twoDimension" for 2 D graphs and "threeDimension" for 3D graphs in command window. (ii) For 2 D graphs use "trignometric" for 2D plot all trigonometric functions (i.e Sin, Cos, tan, Sce, Csc, Cot) and use "Intrignometric" for 2D plot of all inverse Trignometric functions (i.e asin,acos,atan,acot,asec,acsc) (iii) For 3D graphs use "3D" for three dimensional plot of Sinc function by using Surf, Surfc, Pcolor commands. (iv) For Subplot of All 2D (Trigonometric and Inverse Trigonometric functions) and Subplot of all 3D graphs USE "Allsubplot" in command window and the user can see subplot of All 2D (Trigonometric and Inverse Trigonometric functions) and all 3D graphs separately in three different figures.

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Chapter9: Advanced Array Concepts

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