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Hi! I have to write a code using the bisection method. The teacher said to double check it because there is a mistake, but it looks fine to me. Could you please help me to find out what's wrong? The exercise is attached
Here is my code
a = 0.22; b = 0.08; % dimensions of the spring system [m]
K1 = 1600; % first spring system coefficient [N/m]
K2 = 1e5; % second spring system coefficient [N/m3]
L0 = sqrt(a^2+b^2); % initial spring length [m]
L = @(x) sqrt(a^2+(b+x).^2); % deformed spring length [m]
u = @(x) L(x)-L0; % deformed distance [m]
Fs = @(x) K1.*u(x)+K2.*u(x).^3; % applied force to deform spring [N]
W = @(x) 2.*Fs(x).*(b+x)./L(x); % weight force to deform the system of springs [N]
x0 = 0; xn = 0.25; % x interval
X = linspace(x0,xn);
plot(X,W(X)) % mass W in the interval X
hold on
Q = 400; % applied force to the system [N]
n = 100; % number of iterations to define root
for i = 1:n % Bisection method for an applied force Q in an interval X
xm = (x0+xn)/2; % estimated solution, midpoint of the interval
if (W(x0)-Q)*(W(xm)-Q) < 0 % check of which subinterval contains the solution
xn = xm;
else
x0 = xm;
end
plot(xm,W(xm),'*r') % plot of each estimated solution
end
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Torsten
le 12 Juin 2022
Except for that you should leave the bisection loop earlier than after 100 iterations (based on abs(W(xm)-Q) and abs(x0-xm)), I can't see anything wrong in your code.
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