Plotting two functions on 3D surface for the same interval

Hello
I have two functions, say
Z1=x^2
Z2=x^3
x: 0:10
How i can create a 3D surface plot
thanks in advance

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Star Strider
Star Strider am 24 Jan. 2020
Try this:
x = 0:10;
Z1=x.^2;
Z2=x.^3;
figure
surf(Z1.'*Z2)
Another possibility:
figure
surf([Z1; Z2])
It is not certain what you want.

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Star Strider
Star Strider am 25 Jan. 2020
Bearbeitet: Star Strider am 25 Jan. 2020
Fuad Nammas’s Answers moved here —
many thanks to you dear Star Strider
I need to put
x: on the x-axis
Z1: on the y-axis
Z2: on the z-axis
How I can name the axis
thanks Dear Star Strider
As always, my pleasure!
Try this:
figure
surf(x, Z1, ones(size(x(:)))*Z2)
xlabel('x')
ylabel('Z1')
zlabel('Z2')
Fuad Nammas’s Answer moved here —
why is the scale on the x-axis on the plot does not fit the given interval x:0:10
It should with the code I just posted.

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Fuad Nammas
Fuad Nammas am 25 Jan. 2020

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sooooo many thanks dear Star Strider
it works now
thanks with appreciation
you are super hero
Fuad Nammas
Fuad Nammas am 25 Jan. 2020

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Dear Star Strider
one last question..
How i can give a different color for each function
i mean
color for Z1 and another color for Z2
i will be greatfull for you
regards

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That is not possible as you have defined the plot.
The ‘x’ and ‘Z1’ vectors define the axes, so only ‘Z2’ can have color associated with the surface plot.

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Fuad Nammas
Fuad Nammas am 25 Jan. 2020

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many thanks Mr.Strider
God Bless you

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