Hey everyone, today I'm going to show you how to change the view angle of a 3D graph in MATLAB. It's super easy and can greatly improve the visualization of your data. Let's get started! First, you'll need to have your 3D graph plotted in MATLAB. Once you have your graph, you can use the 'view' function to change the view angle. The 'view' function takes three input arguments: the azimuth, elevation, and distance. The azimuth controls the horizontal rotation of the graph, the elevation controls the vertical rotation, and the distance controls the distance of the camera from the graph. For example, if you want to change the view angle to look at the graph from a different angle, you can use the following code: view(45, 30) This will change the azimuth to 45 degrees and the elevation to 30 degrees. You can also use the third input argument to change the distance of the camera from the graph. For example, view(45, 30, 5) will set the distance to 5. And that's it! You can play around with different combinations of azimuth, elevation, and distance to find the best view angle for your 3D graph. It's a simple but powerful way to enhance the visualization and presentation of your data in MATLAB. Give it a try and see the difference it makes in your graphs! Thanks for watching, and I hope this was helpful. Remember to like and share this video with your friends who are also using MATLAB for their data visualization needs. Happy graphing!