Using with subplot

If you wish to have a smaller plot that is placed toward one of the four corners of the screen/page, you can use the subplot command BEFORE using plotsln. Here is the full call to place the plot in each of the four corners:

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subplot(2,2,1) uses the upper left.

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subplot(2,2,2) uses the upper right.

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subplot(2,2,3) uses the lower left.

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subplot(2,2,4) uses the lower right.

As you might guess, you could plot as many as four plots to a screen/page using init, subplot and plotsln combinations. The following will plot the solutions to two different problems on the same screen/page in the upper right, then lower right positions. (Note: at the Emporium, copy-and-paste init.m instead.)

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Save relevant info for Problem 1 in init.m.

 
>> init 
>> subplot(2,2,2) 
>> plotsln

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Save relevant info for Problem 2 in init.m.

 
>> init 
>> subplot(2,2,4) 
>> plotsln

To return the Figure window to its standard full-picture mode, type clf at the command prompt.