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If i has supply=0.2x + 20 and p=RandData(1,:) is there a way to substitute p in for x?
If i has supply=0.2x + 20 and p=RandData(1,:) is there a way to substitute p in for x?

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if i have y4='0.2+6' is there a way to make p=0.2+6 but keeping the numbers like that and not equaling it to 6.2.
if i have y4='0.2+6' is there a way to make p=0.2+6 but keeping the numbers like that and not equaling it to 6.2.

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plotting graphs in matlab
Hello If i had the following clear clc x=0:10 y=-2*x+6 y1=3*x plot(x,y) hold on plot(x,y1) how would i just plot t...

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Hello, if i have two equations 1)2x+2 and 2)3x^2+ 4x-7 is there a way to remove the x in a new equation where i am left with 1)2+2 2)3^2+4-7? i would hope it would work with any equation with x in
Hello, if i have two equations 1)2x+2 and 2)3x^2+ 4x-7 is there a way to remove the x in a new equation where i am left with 1)2...

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