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How to get a graph of an equation having a sigma notation with double indices
How to write a code with for loop to get a graph of the following equation? .

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Format of a number
The number was the output of the following code of an iterative method called the Newton method. The number shown above is the a...

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Format of a number
How can write or convert the following number as 6.5192e-353 in MATLAB R2020a? 0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000...

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How can I fix this "Error using / Matrix dimensions must agree."
The last line should read as follows: Q_bc = (1/n) * (B./ (B + 2*h_bc)).*(h_bc.^(2/3)).*(S^(1/2)); You had missed the dot ther...

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How to see aligned results on command window?
After running a code, results appear in a matrix form. The results are correct however reading them is a little tedious as the n...

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How to use symsum command for a function of two variables and two indices?
Can anyone help to write a code in MATLAB for the expression given below: I have tried with the following but it doesn't work...

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How to plot product of two summations?

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Given below is a code and its output. But, I want to get the output as a 6 by 5 single matrix . how to get that?
<</matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/131342/Capture.PNG>> That doesn't work.

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Given below is a code and its output. But, I want to get the output as a 6 by 5 single matrix . how to get that?
clear; close all; clc; format short % These are Inputs h=25; t(1)=0; phi(1)=0; tf=100; n=ceil((tf-t(1))/h); t(2)=t...

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