How to solve non linear equation for one variable?
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Hi, I am trying to solve a non-linear equation for one variable but it's not working. Can somebody help me in this regards? your help would be highly appreciated. Thanks
if
temp=[24 78 139 194 297 397];
yieldstress=[45 36 37 33 30 28];
syms DD positive
solve((6.046.*sqrt(DD))./(1e6)+(9.79.*(1-((-4.7872e-5.*temp).*(log(6.667e-4./(286.*sqrt(DD))))).^(2/3)).^(3/2)).*(3.06) == yieldstress);
end
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njj1
on 24 Apr 2018
Edited: njj1
on 24 Apr 2018
If you want to solve for multiple values of temp and yieldstress, you will have to use a for loop.
for i=1:numel(temp)
for j=1:numel(yieldstress)
out{i,j} = solve((6.046.*sqrt(DD))./(1e6)+(9.79.*(1-((-4.7872e-5.*temp(i)).*(log(6.667e-4./(286.*sqrt(DD))))).^(2/3)).^(3/2)).*(3.06) == yieldstress(j));
end
end
The output variable "out" contains the values of DD that solve the equations as symbolic numbers (so long as the equation can be solved), and these can be evaluated using the command eval().
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njj1
on 24 Apr 2018
If you type in the code exactly as I have then it should work. It will take a while but it should work.
for i=1:numel(temp) for j=1:numel(yieldstress) out{i,j} = solve((6.046.*sqrt(DD))./(1e6)+(9.79.*(1-((-4.7872e-5.*temp(i)).*(log(6.667e-4./(286.*sqrt(DD))))).^(2/3)).^(3/2)).*(3.06) == yieldstress(j)); dd(i,j) = eval(out{i,j}); %DO NOT put DD here end end
FYI, I've run this code for the first few values of temp and yieldstress that you posted above, and Matlab is not able to find an explicit solution.
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Torsten
on 24 Apr 2018
The left-hand side of your equation (6.046.*sqrt(...)...) is a scalar, the right-hand side (yieldstress) is a vector. This is not compatible.
Best wishes
Torsten.
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