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%                       Computational Physics
%                             FALL 2008
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%                     Instructor: Kevin H. Knuth
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% HW 1
% Plotting a Sine Wave
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% The purpose of this homework set is to introduce you to writing
% Matlab functions, and making plots.
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% TURN IN:
% m-files titled plotSINE.m
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% Problem by: Kevin H. Knuth
% Created on: 09 January 2008
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% This program should be written in two versions, the second more
% sophisticated than the first.
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% Version 1
% Write a function plotSINE that plots a sine wave as a function of time 
% given the amplitude, frequency, and phase.
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% Version 2
% The plot's range should vary depending on the frequency of the sine wave.
% It should vary in powers of 10 in seconds (eq. 1 sec, 10 sec, 100 sec, 
% or 0.1 sec, 0.01 sec, etc.).  Make sure that the sampling rate is such 
% that the plot does not suffer from aliasing.
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% Turn in Version 2 only.
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% Usage: h = plotSINE(A, F, P)
% Inputs: A - amplitude in arbitrary units
%         F - frequency in Hz
%         P - phase in radians
% Outputs: h - handle to figure
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