why the error is written here (Not enough input arguments.)
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function dydt= project(t,psi)
M=5; m=0.5; R=0.5; tau=10*sin(100*t); F=10*cos(10*t) ; ddx=2;
dydt(1)=y(3);
dydt(2)=y(4);
dydt(3)=-(M*R^2*y(3) - 2*tau + 2*R^2*y(3)*m + 2*R*ddx*sin(y(1)))/(2*R*cos(y(1)))
dydt(4)=(M^2*R^2*y(3) + 3*M*R^2*y(3)*m + 2*ddx*sin(y(1))*M*R - 2*tau*M + 2*cos(y(1))*sin(y(1))*R^2*y(3)^2 + 2*R^2*y(3)*m^2 + 2*ddx*sin(y(1))*R*m + 2*F*cos(y(1))*R - 2*tau*m)/(2*R^2*cos(y(1))^2)
dydt=dydt';
end
Accepted Answer
madhan ravi
on 16 Dec 2018
Edited: madhan ravi
on 16 Dec 2018
[t,y]=ode45(@project,[0 10],[0;0;0;0]) ; % you forgot to call the function with input arguments
plot(t,y(:,1))
figure
plot(t,y(:,2),'r')
figure
plot(t,y(:,3),'g')
figure
plot(t,y(:,4),'m')
function dydt= project(t,y) % function definition
M=5; m=0.5; R=0.5; tau=10*sin(100*t); F=10*cos(10*t) ; ddx=2;
dydt=zeros(4,1);
dydt(1)=y(3);
dydt(2)=y(4);
dydt(3)=-(M*R^2*y(3) - 2*tau + 2*R^2*y(3)*m + 2*R*ddx*sin(y(1)))/(2*R*cos(y(1)));
dydt(4)=(M^2*R^2*y(3) + 3*M*R^2*y(3)*m + 2*ddx*sin(y(1))*M*R - 2*tau*M + 2*cos(y(1))*sin(y(1))*R^2*y(3)^2 + 2*R^2*y(3)*m^2 + 2*ddx*sin(y(1))*R*m + 2*F*cos(y(1))*R - 2*tau*m)/(2*R^2*cos(y(1))^2);
end




9 Comments
Mustafa Alhandhali
on 16 Dec 2018
it is written
Function definitions are not permitted in this context.
madhan ravi
on 16 Dec 2018
save the function as project.m and then just try my answer with the first 8 lines without function definition.
Mustafa Alhandhali
on 16 Dec 2018
when i try to save the function it witten "Not enough input arguments."
madhan ravi
on 16 Dec 2018
Edited: madhan ravi
on 16 Dec 2018
man you are not obviously saving you are trying to run the function by clicking the green button..
Mustafa Alhandhali
on 16 Dec 2018
how i can find relation (psi with time)
and y with time
madhan ravi
on 16 Dec 2018
Edited: madhan ravi
on 16 Dec 2018
Since I don't have your equation in latex form you can easily find the relationship dydt represents the equations likewise for the rest and every equation are plotted against time.
Mustafa Alhandhali
on 16 Dec 2018
ok thank you so much
madhan ravi
on 16 Dec 2018
Anytime :)
Mustafa Alhandhali
on 16 Dec 2018
last quastion :(
if i want to replace the function of F( F=10*cos(10*t))
to pulse functin first and in another exmple to unit step funnction
how i can write the code
note: i want any exapmles of pulse functin and unit step funnction which can i write it here
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