Why 'solve' function does not work with me
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I want to solve this Eqn for qpl(s):
L(s) = qpl(0) - Kel*qpl(s) - s*qpl(s) + (Nh0*Rh*fplh)/s - (Nc0*Rc*fplc)/(Kgr - s)
When I tried to solve it using "solve" function, an error appeared and I do not understand what is the mistake. I know that if I want to solve such equation I should type:
S = solve(eqn, var)
So I wrote:
syms Kel Nh0 Rh fplh Nc0 Rc fplc Kgr real
syms qpl(s) s
L(s) = qpl(0) - Kel*qpl(s) - s*qpl(s) + (Nh0*Rh*fplh)/s - (Nc0*Rc*fplc)/(Kgr - s);
S = solve (L(s),qpl(s))
But error appeared. Any help?
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FannoFlow
2016년 5월 17일
Was the error that it couldn't find an explicit solution? If so, thats because when it tried so solve, it simply couldn't find any way to solve for qpl(s).
Speaking of which, I'm not sure what you are trying to do with your notation, but if you are writing L(s) meaning that L is a function of s, try doing this instead:
syms Kel Nh0 Rh fplh Nc0 Rc fplc Kgr real
syms qpl_s s
L_s = qpl(0) - Kel*qpl_s - s*qpl_s + (Nh0*Rh*fplh)/s - (Nc0*Rc*fplc)/(Kgr - s);
S = solve (L_s,qpl_s);
this gets me a solution of qpl_s as
S =
(qpl(0) + (Nh0*Rh*fplh)/s - (Nc0*Rc*fplc)/(Kgr - s))/(Kel + s)
Walter Roberson
2016년 5월 17일
Yes, changing from function to variable is the way to proceed. MrCov, you should repost as an Answer
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