Matlab Exercise Problem 4.6.2 | Plotting Date-Time Axis Graphs

Previous Answers:
4.6.1 Annotating Zero Coordinates on the Graph

MATLAB Quick Exercise 4.6.1: Annotating the Graph with Comments: Zero Coordinates | One Line of Code to Solve

[Reference Video31.22]

Program:

x=-10:10;

y=(x+4).*(x-6);

plot(x,y)

grid on

hold on

plot(-4,0,’ro’)

text(-3,0,’Zero Point(-4,0)’,’fontsize’,15,’color’,’r’);

Running Result:

Matlab Exercise Problem 4.6.2 | Plotting Date-Time Axis Graphs——————— Simple Divider —————————

4.6.2 Date-Time Axis Graph

The data in the table below representsPassenger volume statistics from July 2021 to December 2021, please plot the trend of passenger volume over time.

Time

2021.7

2021.8

2021.9

2021.10

2021.11

2021.12

Current Passenger Volume(10,000 people)

83398

54904

67930

72751

54039

57633

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