Radiation Pattern - problems in horizontal scaling

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Hi there. I'm plotting two radiation patterns to compare them, but according to the solution I was given, they don't seem to scale properly.
The one at the top is the solution, the one at the bottom is mine.
This is my code:
%%Problem 9
N = 10; delta = pi/N;
f = @(x) ((N*sin(delta/2))/(sin(N*(delta/2))))*(sin(N.*x./2)./(N.*sin(x./2)));
theta = linspace(-2,2,300);
% a = 2*pi/3; phi = a*(cos(0.95*theta)-1)-delta;
a = 2*pi/3; phi = a*(cos(theta)-1)-delta;
F = f(phi); F = 20*log10(F); F = real(F);
F(F<-35) = -55;
figure(),plot(1.1*theta,F,'r','LineWidth',2);
hold on
% a = 20*pi/30; phi = a*(cos(theta)-1)-delta;
a = 23*pi/30; phi = a*(cos(theta)-1)-delta;
F = f(phi); F = 20*log10(F); F = real(F);
F(F<-35) = -45;
plot(theta,F,'b','LineWidth',2); hold off
axis([-1.5 1.5 -60 0])
xlabel('Theta'); ylabel('Normalized AF(dB)');
legend('Ordinary','Hansen Woodyard');
What am I doing wrong? How can I scale the graph horizontally, and "flatten" the top? Is there any info I've left out that could help?
Thank you.

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