Create a script that will take a continuous function f(x) as input, plot the function on X € [-10,10] with step size of h = 0.01,, and will prompt the user with the following options ● ● 'r+45' and 'r-45' to rotate the plot 45° counterclockwise and clockwise respectively, 'j+45' and 'j-45' to shear the plot's 45ĵº to the right and to the left respectively, and • 'i+45' and 'i-45' to shear the plot's 451° upwards and downwards respectively.

Create a script that will take a continuous function f(x) as input, plot the function on X € [-10,10] with step size of h = 0.01,, and will prompt the user with the following options ● ● 'r+45' and 'r-45' to rotate the plot 45° counterclockwise and clockwise respectively, 'j+45' and 'j-45' to shear the plot's 45ĵº to the right and to the left respectively, and • 'i+45' and 'i-45' to shear the plot's 451° upwards and downwards respectively.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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