syms x; f = piecewise(x <= 1, ((-2.*(x.^2))+9.*x-7), x > 1, (10.*(x^(1./2))+3)); fplot(x,y,[-4 5]); This code should run, i dont get whats wrong with it. I would really appreciate your help. it gives the following errors: ...
Can someone help me, how i can maximize the symbolic function ? Best Answers (1) Walter Robersonon 21 Aug 2021 Vote 0 Link Open in MATLAB Online Ran in: symsR K L ext_mon T = 100; %Company gamma = 0.03; A_0 = 100; debt = 0; ...
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matlabFunction can convert piecewise to if/else but only when writing to file, and the result cannot accept vectors 2 Comments Walter Robersonon 14 Jan 2023 Open in MATLAB Online Ran in: formatlong g L = 1; symsy Pi = sym(pi); ...
MATLAB Online에서 열기 Ran in: You can try the another function. symsf(x) f(x) = piecewise(x<=5, 1-sqrt(5-x), 5<x<7, 1, x>=7, 1-sqrt((x-7)/3) ) f(x) = fplot(f, [0 10]) 댓글 수: 3 이전 댓글 1개 표시 ...
of the experts on here may be able to assist. I'm still quite new to MATLAB, I've looked at the associated help documetation, however the error code points me to the inbuilt conv() function which is way over my head. My code is below, along with the error message I am receiving...
Open in MATLAB Online Hi all, Trying to create a plot using heaviside function after being given a piecewise function. The code, I managed to get 2 different results, so I am not sure which is correct. The piecewise function is the following: ...
Open in MATLAB Online Is it possible to take the impulse response of a piecewise function? I am wanting to produce frequency and impulse responses for a plot with a roll off factor. My roll off factors have been defined as r1, r2, and r3 (being the ideal condition). I created a piece...
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MATLAB Online에서 열기 Ran in: I will assume that the piecewise function should actually have three conditions: up to 3, between 3 and 5, and then from 5 to 7. Here's how you could write it. symst% Declare a symbol