Insert symbolic equation in another symbolic equation
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Hello i have the equation eq5 that has been solved and is now only a function of y. I want now to insert this function (r) inside eq6 and solve that, but it gives me an error. How can i solve this?
eq5 = hw2*(q-r)==y;
r = solve(eq5,r);
eq6 = @(y) sigma*eps*((r^4)-T_inf^4)-y;
y0=0;
sol = fsolve(eq6,y0);
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Dyuman Joshi
2023년 4월 17일
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2023년 4월 17일
Use vpa to get numerical values. Convert them to double() if you need the values to be in numeric data type.
syms z
%first root, copied from above
sol1=vpa(root(z^4 - (148549786974450477987*z^3)/27487790694400 + (66201117630463850684060566839278314716507*z^2)/6044629098073145873530880000 - (25694677813792110401306682574502596589303194435085805665710978025618652510443*z)/2420199345095688424498763567867944239211734959652864000000 + 3804255296569717375581777916032849021112749976946199317897911767146631227587687/1141798154164767904846628775559596109106197299200000000, z, 1))
double(sol1)
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Dyuman Joshi
2023년 4월 17일
They look same because the syntax of the output above is same except for the number of root.
Since solve() was unable to find the explicit value, it returns the solution as -
root(equation,variable,1)
root(equation,variable,2)
root(equation,variable,3)
root(equation,variable,4)
You can see at the end of the each expression there's a number, denoting which root it refers to. The value of roots will, of course, depend upon the coefficients.s
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