How can plot integral for sin wave

HELLO

iam plot sin wave signal and used the code in m file:

 t=0:0.1:360*22/7/180;
 x1=sin(t);
  plot(t,x1);

but how can plot integral for sin wave?

please help me

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[Azzi Abdelmalek]

Can you be more specific? Definite or indefinite integral?

[face wasd]

thanks Azzi Abdelmalek for reply

the integral from 0 to 360

[Wayne King]

Now, I'm confused. You say "how can plot integral for sin wave?" This has to be the indefinite integral. The definite integral is just a number, so do you want to plot something or do you just want a number. Did you see my response below? That finds and plots the indefinite integral.

[face wasd]

Iam plot integral for sin wave in simulink ,the form the signal positive and the amplitude from 0 to 2 ????

Answer 1

[dileep- adabala]

DO MATHEMATICAL CALCULATIONS FIRST TTHEN PLOT FOR COS WAVE

Answer 2

[Wayne King]

   t=0:0.1:360*22/7/180;
   x1=sin(t);
   dt = t(2)-t(1);
   x2 = cumsum(x1.*dt);
   x2 = x2-1-x2(1);
   plot(t,x2)

Or

    x2 = cumtrapz(t,x1);
    x2 = x2-1-x2(1);
    plot(t,x2)

[face wasd]

thanks for reply

Iam plot integral for sin wave in simulink ,the form the signal positive and the amplitude from 0 to 2 ????

[sirisha tammineni]

x2 = cumsum(x1.*dt);

x2 = x2-1-x2(1); sir can u explain these two lines

Answer 3

[Samarth]

 f=inline('sinx','x');
 syms x;
 y=int(f(x),x);
 t=0:0.1:360*22/7/180
 hold on
 plot(y(t),t);
 end