polynomials summation equation solving

Hi There, I want to write a code to solve the following two polynomials to write them in Simulink block]
I have 39 values of Cn, S, t, u, v for the first polynomial and 47 values for the same variable for the second polynomial. Many Thanks in advance.

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson le 7 Sep 2015

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You cannot use a Polynomial block for those because those are not polynomials. Polynomials do not raise values to powers that are variables.
I think you will need to use a MATLAB Function Block.

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ameen
ameen le 8 Sep 2015
That's what i will do. However, i need help with writing a code to solve these equations.
K = sum( C .* J.^S .* (P./D).^t .* (AE./A0).^u .* z.^v );
And use this same function twice with the different sets of inputs, since the formula is the same for both cases.
ameen
ameen le 10 Sep 2015
Thank you for your help. I used a FOR loop to do it.
You would not need a "for" loop to do it. I coded as a vectorized expression that should be fine as long as all of the elements are either scalar or the same length. If some of the arrays might be longer you can index them at the length you want. For example,
N = 37;
K = sum( C(1:N) .* J.^S(1:N) .* (P./D).^t(1:N) .* (AE./A0).^u(1:N) .* z.^v(1:N) );

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