Substitute the value of variable in an equation

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In my code, I have an equation which can change depending on the users input and the type of equation (eg. algebraic, trigonometric ). And the eqn. can contain any number of variables. So how to substitute the argument values of the variables into the function from an array?
Eg1 : Let the function be F=3*x^2*y+4*y*x^3+3*a*x.
Let values be x=2,a=3,y=4 which is obtained as input from user and assigned in an array.
And if the function is say F1=4*x*y^2+3*y, the argument value of x and y alone is needed to be substituted.

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Alan Stevens
Alan Stevens on 12 Mar 2021
Like this, for example:
F = @(x,y,a) 3*x.^2*y+4*y.*x.^3+3*a*x;
F1 = @(x,y,a) 4*x.*y.^2+3*y;
x = 2; a = 3; y = 4;
disp(F(x,y,a))
disp(F1(x,y,a))

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