Converting equation to matlab

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Christos Papedo
Christos Papedo on 27 Sep 2019
Hi, I am trying to convert the following equation to matlab code. I have a bunch of defined constants above this code but I am trying to figure out if my formatting is correct since I keep getting the wrong answer. I need to multiply the two functions and they are dependant on the variable E, everything else is a constant. Thanks!Capture.PNG
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Jon
Jon on 27 Sep 2019
Edited: Jon on 27 Sep 2019
For the future, it is good to use the insert code button on the Answers toolbar to insert code rather than using a screen shot. Then people can easily copy and paste from there to try your code without having to retype it.
madhan ravi
madhan ravi on 27 Sep 2019
Always post the code, don’t let others type the same code.

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Jon
Jon on 27 Sep 2019
Edited: Jon on 27 Sep 2019
% note .* to get element by element multiplication
% ./ for element by element division
g = 1.0/(2*pi^2*h^3)*(2*m)^(3/2)*sqrt(E-Ec)
f = 1.0 ./(1+exp((E-Ef)/(k*T)))
N = g.*f
Sorry I didn't notice you already had some code for N = g.*f at the bottom of your original post, I just saw the typeset equations. Maybe this is equivalent what you already have. If so I guess there is a problem in your definition of the constants. In any case you have some unecessary parenthesis and also the ./ in your first equation is not needed when the denominator is a scalar.
You also have some apparently unecessary parentheses in your definition of the constants. This is a good reference on Matlab's precedence rules https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/matlab_prog/operator-precedence.html

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SUFIZATUL AIN MAMAT
SUFIZATUL AIN MAMAT on 26 Apr 2022
f\left(x\right)=-3x^3+5x^2+14x-16

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