2 values for inputs of a function
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If i have a function
example:
function(T,L)=answ(b,c,d)
L= b + c + d
T= 2*L
end
and i have 2 of c which are 25 and 60 1 of b which is 5 and 0 of d
where b c and d have their own equation
How can i input 2 values for c?
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Stephan
on 17 Nov 2020
Edited: Stephan
on 17 Nov 2020
In case of a vectorized function (yours is) you can use vector inputs:
b = 5;
c = [25; 60];
d = 0;
[T, L] = answ(b,c,d)
function [T, L] = answ(b,c,d)
L= b + c + d;
T= 2*L;
end
gives vector outputs:
T =
60
130
L =
30
65
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Stephan
on 17 Nov 2020
Comment out old code or use my in a new script. Copy the whole code and run it.
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