F=Kff*uf - Matrix operation
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Greetings everyone, I am trying to do some simple matrix operation in Matlab.
I have equation: Ff=Kff*Uf where Ff is 3x1 matrix, Kff is 3x3 matrix and Uf is 3x1 matrix. As in the following picture.
How can I solve this to find U1,U2,U3 in matlab?
When I attempt solving this with matlab I get number of errors such as: (Error using / ).
Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you.
clc
clear
F = [383.02;
321.39;
0;];
Kff = [634.8 -191.2 -353.6;
-191.2 447.3 353.6;
-353.6 353.6 683;];
%%Uf = F./Kff
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Rik
on 11 May 2021
You were almost there:
F = [383.02;
321.39;
0;];
Kff = [634.8 -191.2 -353.6;
-191.2 447.3 353.6;
-353.6 353.6 683;];
Uf=Kff\F
fprintf('%.5f\n',F-Kff*Uf)%check if they are indeed equal (within a rouding error)
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EmirBeg
on 11 May 2021
Maybe like this?
F = [383.02;
321.39;
0;];
Kff = 10^2* [634.8 -191.2 -353.6;
-191.2 447.3 353.6;
-353.6 353.6 683];
Uf = F'/Kff; % You used a dot but u need to use ' to transpose
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Rik
on 11 May 2021
Almost. You would have to transpose the result again to make sure Uf is a column vector.
F = [383.02;321.39;0];
Kff = 10^2* [634.8 -191.2 -353.6;-191.2 447.3 353.6;-353.6 353.6 683];
Uf = (F.'/Kff).'
fprintf('%.5f\n',F-Kff*Uf)%check if they are indeed equal (within a rouding error)
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