Plotting equations using fzero
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Sarah Allrozamo
on 19 May 2021
Commented: Sarah Allrozamo
on 21 May 2021
How do I plot the follwing equations using the fzero funtion?
e^x
8x-4
Also how do you attach the title e^x and 8x-4 on it.
Then add the functions x^4 and x^2 on the same graph using the ezplot function.
I tried to to it a couple of times and had no luck.
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David Hill
on 19 May 2021
fzero is not for plotting. It finds the zero crossing at an initial guess. This will get you started. Look at legend() and title() commands.
y1=@(x)exp(x);
y2=@(x)8*x-4;
x=-2:.01:5;
a=fzero(@(x)y1(x)-y2(x),.5);%finds intersection of the curves near .5
b=fzero(@(x)y1(x)-y2(x),3);%finds intersection of the curves near 3
plot(x,y1(x),x,y2(x),a,y1(a),'*',b,y1(b),'*');
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