Vectors must be the same length Help

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Bobby Punjabi
Bobby Punjabi 2017년 9월 22일
댓글: Rena Berman 2017년 9월 28일
Hi Guys,
I keep getting the error that "Vectors must be the same length." I desperately need to fix this somehow.
i = 1;
width = 0.1;
depth = 0;
d= 0;
while width < 20
a(i)=sqrt(1+400/(width(i).^2));
d(i)=(8.050 * (width(i).^2)/40 * (acosh(a(i))+a(i) * sinh(acosh(a(i)))) * 0.01 *3 * sqrt(5)/(width(i))).^(2/3);
width(i+1)= width(i) + 0.1;
depth = d(i);
i = i +1;
end
plot(w,d)
Thanks
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Adam
Adam 2017년 9월 25일
One advantage of leaving these questions edited away at least is that we can clearly see not to waste our time in future if the same person asks a new question.
Rena Berman
Rena Berman 2017년 9월 28일
(Answers Dev) Restored edit

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KL
KL 2017년 9월 22일
Your width variable has one more element than your d. Try
plot(width(2:end),d)
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Bobby Punjabi
Bobby Punjabi 2017년 9월 22일
Its now showing no axis titles?
i = 1;
width = 0.1;
depth = 0;
d= 0;
while width<20
a(i)=sqrt(1+400/(width(i).^2));
d(i)=(8.050*(width(i).^2)/40*(acosh(a(i))+a(i)*sinh(acosh(a(i))))*0.01*3*sqrt(5)/(width(i))).^(2/3);
width(i+1)= width(i)+0.1;
depth = d(i);
i = i+1;
end
ylabel('Depth of Immersed Ship(m)')
xlabel('Width of Ship(m)')
title('Depth of immersed ship vs ship width')
plot(width(2:end),d)
KL
KL 2017년 9월 22일
편집: KL 2017년 9월 22일
Come on!! plot first and then add the labels.
plot(width(2:end),d)
ylabel('Depth of Immersed Ship(m)')
xlabel('Width of Ship(m)')
title('Depth of immersed ship vs ship width')
But then again, I haven't taken time to improve your program. I have only fixed your error. As Guillaume suggests you can improve and simplify your code to a larger extent. Read the documentation and understand how things work.

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Guillaume
Guillaume 2017년 9월 22일
편집: Guillaume 2017년 9월 22일
I desperately need to fix this somehow
Well, the proper way to fix this is to actually look at what your code is doing by using the debugger and stepping through your program. Or looking at what it is producing. You should have seen straight away that your width has one more element than your d.
This comes down from the fact that you're using a while loop where you're creating width for the next step. A for loop would have been a lot less complicated:
width = 0.1:0.1:20
for i = 1:numel(width)
a(i) = sqrt(1+400/(width(i).^2));
d(i)=(8.050 * (width(i).^2)/40 * (acosh(a(i))+a(i) * sinh(acosh(a(i)))) * 0.01 *3 * sqrt(5)/(width(i))).^(2/3);
end
But even simpler would have been not to use a loop at all:
width = 0.1:0.1:20;
a = sqrt(1 + 400./width.^2);
depth = (8.050 * width.^2/40 .* (acosh(a) + a.*sinh(acosh(a))) * 0.01 * 3 .* sqrt(5)./width) .^ (2/3);
plot(width, depth);
To finish, I think you need to be more careful about your use of spaces in your expressions. You wrote
d(i) = ... acosh(a)+a * sinh ...
the spacing would imply that this would be evaluated as
d(i) = ... (acosh(a)+a) * sinh
wheres it'll be evaluated as
d(i) = ... acos(a) + a*sinh
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Bobby Punjabi
Bobby Punjabi 2017년 9월 22일
width = 0.1:0.1:20;
a = sqrt(1 + 400/width.^2);
depth = (8.050 * width.^2/40 * (acosh(a) + a*sinh(acosh(a))) * 0.01 * 3 * sqrt(5)/width) .^ (2/3);
plot(width, depth);
this code does not work..
Guillaume
Guillaume 2017년 9월 22일
편집: Guillaume 2017년 9월 22일
this code does not work..
Saw that you used dotted .^ (which you didn't need in your original code) but missed that you didn't use dotted ./ and dotted .*. Fixed now:
width = 0.1:0.1:20;
a = sqrt(1 + 400./width.^2);
depth = (8.050 * width.^2/40 .* (acosh(a) + a.*sinh(acosh(a))) * 0.01 * 3 .* sqrt(5)./width) .^ (2/3);
plot(width, depth);

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