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Bob Wake


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rearranging and solving an equation in symbolic form
I have a code in which I end up with this answer in the command window (c*theta0)/6 + (c*thetat)/12 == (gj*thetat)/s This is c...

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Renaming function so that its shorter?
I have a function in which i use this code to call when needed; [AUM_END] = power(AUM, AUM0, D100, FS, BLOCKM, DRAT, RHO, VTM, ...

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How to create a for loop function, which calls on other functions?
So I have a for loop that looks like this; for i = 1:20 [PTOTAL] = Subroutine_3_Power(AUM, FS, D100, VTM, BLOCKM, RHO, AM,...

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fprintf returns blank square for value of 1?
AH = 0 SLTEMP = 15 SLRHO = 1.225 [DRAT, PRAT, TRAT, RHO, TEMP] = ATM(AH, SLTEMP, SLRHO) function [DRAT, PRAT, TRAT, RHO,...

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How to take precalculated variables in a function, without defining the variables within said function?
my code looks like this function D = down(A, B, C, n) A = (dependent on other variables); B = (dependent on other variabl...

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How to perform a loop in which values from first leg are taken into second leg?
I have a code which looks like this %leg 1 a = 0 b = 0 c = 4500 t = 90./60 cend = 4400 %leg 2 a = 6 b = 55 c = cen...

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How can I take the value from an equation and plug it back into the same equation? (Newton-Raphson)
I'm trying to implement a Newton-Raphson function into my script. The code I've created so far is; function [ALI] = down(A, B, ...

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