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    Clear %drawing 3-d Graphs and Surfaces (X Y) Meshgrid (-4:0.5:4,-1:0.1:1) An Attempt To 3-d Mesh (Sin (X) . Cos (Y) )

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    The document demonstrates how to generate 3D surface plots in MATLAB. It shows code for creating meshgrids and plotting surfaces defined by equations like sin(X)*cos(Y), X^2+Y^2, and X*exp(-X^2-Y^2) to illustrate different shapes that can be represented in 3D.

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    Clear %drawing 3-d Graphs and Surfaces (X Y) Meshgrid (-4:0.5:4,-1:0.1:1) An Attempt To 3-d Mesh (Sin (X) . Cos (Y) )

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    The document demonstrates how to generate 3D surface plots in MATLAB. It shows code for creating meshgrids and plotting surfaces defined by equations like sin(X)*cos(Y), X^2+Y^2, and X*exp(-X^2-Y^2) to illustrate different shapes that can be represented in 3D.

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    Matlab Tutorial 3

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    The document demonstrates how to generate 3D surface plots in MATLAB. It shows code for creating meshgrids and plotting surfaces defined by equations like sin(X)*cos(Y), X^2+Y^2, and X*exp(-X^2-Y^2) to illustrate different shapes that can be represented in 3D.

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    Clear %drawing 3-d Graphs and Surfaces (X Y) Meshgrid (-4:0.5:4,-1:0.1:1) An Attempt To 3-d Mesh (Sin (X) . Cos (Y) )

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    Tanzid Sultan
    The document demonstrates how to generate 3D surface plots in MATLAB. It shows code for creating meshgrids and plotting surfaces defined by equations like sin(X)*cos(Y), X^2+Y^2, and X*exp(-X^2-Y^2) to illustrate different shapes that can be represented in 3D.

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    >> clear

    %drawing 3-d graphs and surfaces


    >> [X Y]=meshgrid(-4:0.5:4,-1:0.1:1); an attempt to 3-d
    >> mesh(sin(X).*cos(Y))
    >>

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    >> mesh(sin(X+Y).*cos(X-Y))
    >>

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    >> x=-0.5:0.005:0.5;
    >> y=x;
    >> [X Y]=meshgrid(x,y);
    >> mesh(X.^2+Y.^2)
    >>

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    >> mesh(X.^2-Y.^2)
    >>

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    >> x=-3:0.25:3;
    >> y=-3:0.25:3;
    >> [X Y] =meshgrid(x,y);
    >> Z=X.*exp(-X.^2+-Y.^2);
    >> s1=surf(X,Y,Z);
    >>

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