Error message: Matrix Dimensions must agree
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Not sure what I am doing wrong:
syms x
n = 0:1:100;
t = 0:0.1:50;
lamda = (n .* pi);
u = (100 .* cosd(lamda .* x) + (sind(lamda .* x)) .* (exp((-lamda .^ 2) .* t) ;
fplot(t,u)
grid on
Thank you
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Vinay
el 29 de En. de 2025
The issue arises due to mismatch in matrix dimensions between "exp((-lambda .^ 2))" and "t", which are of sizes "1x101" and "1x501", respectively.
To resolve this issue, adjust the dimensions of the vector "t" to 1x101. This can be achieved by modifying the definition of t as follows:
t = 0:0.5:50;
I hope this resolves the query!
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VBBV
el 3 de Feb. de 2025
- Use linspace to divide the data points uniformly for variables in the equation.
- use a function handle, when plotting function fplot
- Ensure the parenthesis are closed correctly
n = linspace(0,100,10);
t = linspace(0,50,10);
lamda = (n .* pi);
u = @(x) 100 .* cosd(lamda .* x) + (sind(lamda .* x) .* exp((-lamda .^ 2) .* t)) ;
fplot(u,[0 1])
grid on
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Walter Roberson
el 3 de Feb. de 2025
use a function handle, when plotting function fplot
There are two different fplot() functions, one of which is defined for function handles, and the other (closely related) one is defined for symbolic expressions and symbolic functions. In theory, using fplot() with symbolic expressions should be fine, if a bit slower than the function handle case.
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