Line and scattered data on one plot

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I have three polynomials,
y_150 = @(x) 22*((x-23)/4.9)^4 - 48*((x-23)/4.9)^3 + 27*((x-23)/4.9)^2 - 37*((x-23)/4.9) + 40;
y_200 = @(x) 11*((x-19)/4.8)^4 - 48*((x-19)/4.8)^3 + 73*((x-19)/4.8)^2 - 72*((x-19)/4.8) + 48;
y_212 = @(x) 23*((x-19)/4.8)^4 - 43*((x-19)/4.8)^3 + 22*((x-19)/4.8)^2 - 40*((x-19)/4.8) + 41;
Which I plot using ,
for i = 9:1:25
n = n + 1;
y_15(n) = y_150(i);
y_20(n) = y_200(i);
y_21(n) = y_212(i);
end
figure;
plot(9:1:25,y_15)
hold on
plot(9:1:25,y_20)
hold on
plot(9:1:25,y_21)
But, now I use these curves to calculate certain events. eg,
life_log{event_log} = [n_yaw(i,2) y_150(n_yaw(i,2))];
I then end up with a cell array,
life_log = [9,1041] [12,506] [12,506] [12,506] [15,191] [15,191] [15,191] [15,191] [21,63] [9,1041] [9,1041] [9,1041];
Which I then transform into a matrix,
life = cell2mat(life_log');
So... My question is how do I plot these scattered points on the same graph of the curves?

Accepted Answer

Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 17 Feb 2016
You already have "hold on" in effect, so just
scatter(life(:,1), life(:,2))

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