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Hi all,
In below equation Nf is unknown and remaining are known values. How to write the code using compose to find out the Nf?
Hi Arul,
you can try this script.
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Hi ,
Thanks for sharing. I am getting the following error.
Arul,
I've just tested it and found out that this error appears in v2017.3, but not in 2019. Please download the latest version.
Regards,
Roberta
'info' , used in this command :
[x,fval,info] = fzero(x_zeros, [xstart xend]);
was added in version 2019. To run the script in earlier version, remove it :
[x,fval] = fzero(x_zeros, [xstart xend]);
and of course remove the test starting with 'if info ==1'
Hi,
I couldn't able to get the value of 'Nf '
I have modified the script a little bit according to the help of 'fzero'
clc,clear function output = equation(Nf) dEps = 0.5; Eps = 0.8; Sigma = 90; E = 30; c = 0.8; b = 0.9; output = Sigma/E*(2*Nf)^b + Eps*(2*Nf)^c-dEps/2; end options = optimset('TolX', 1.0e-8); interval = [0, 6]; [x,fval] = fzero(@equation, interval, options)
It's running in 2017.3 without any problem.
The Script is running but not able to find the value of 'Nf'.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
Sorry, I assigned the result to variable x. If you replace x by Nf in line 16, you get Nf.
Hi RoKet,
Thanks for your help.
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