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v=0.001;
L=0.084;
D=0.042;
R=0.02;
C=0.001;
sm= v*N*L*R*L^2/(4*W*C^2);
sm=(1-p^2)^2/p*((16*p^2+pi^2*(1-p^2))^0.5;
p=?
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Star Strider
le 31 Juil 2022
Modifié(e) : Star Strider
le 31 Juil 2022
I have no idea what you want, especially with two expressions for ‘sm’ and several variables undefined, so taking a wild guess —
syms N W p
sympref('AbbreviateOutput',false);
v=0.001;
L=0.084;
D=0.042;
R=0.02;
C=0.001;
sm1 = v*N*L*R*L^2/(4*W*C^2);
sm = (1-p^2)^2/p*(16*p^2+pi^2*(1-p^2))^0.5 == sm1;
ps = solve(sm, p, 'ReturnConditions',1)
p = ps.p
condx = ps.conditions
To get a numerical result, supply values for the currently undefined variables, then one of these:
p = vpa(ps.p)
p = double(ps.p)
depending on the desired result.
EDIT — Corrected typographical error. .
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Matt J
le 31 Juil 2022
Modifié(e) : Matt J
le 31 Juil 2022
Are N and W known variables? Your code does not provide them, but if they are known, you can reorganize as a polynomial and use roots,
v=0.001;
L=0.084;
D=0.042;
R=0.02;
C=0.001;
N=1;W=1; %fake
sm= v*N*L*R*L^2/(4*W*C^2);
syms p
pol=sym2poly( sm^2*p^2*(16*p^2+pi^2*(1-p^2)) - (1-p^2)^4 )
p=roots(pol) %the solutions
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