How to replace equations in symbolic function

Good Morning,
Please I have a function F = 3*a*b
Therefore how can i change (a*b) with a variable 'x' to obtain F = 3*x
Think you.

 Accepted Answer

By using subs function:
syms a b x
F=3*a*b;
Fnew=subs(F,{a,b},{x,1})

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Anis Frej
Anis Frej on 27 Mar 2020
Edited: Anis Frej on 27 Mar 2020
Think you very much Bridman but don't work with my problem
beacause my problem that I have a function F = A*(q1^2) + B*(q2^2) + C*(q1*q2) + D*(q2*q3);
And I want change : (q1^2) with t1 / (q2^2) with t2 / (q1*q2) with t12 / (q2*q3) with t23
to obtain F = A*t1 + B*t2 + C*t12 + D*t23
Think you.
That 1 stands for replacing with b.
Your problem should be solved by the following code:
syms A B C D q1 q2 q3 t1 t2 t12 t23
F=A*q1^2+B*q2^2+C*q1*q2+D*q2*q3
%the following line does the trick
Fnew=subs(F,{q1^2,q2^2,q1*q2,q2*q3},{t1 t2 t12 t23})
I already did that but unfortunately does not work
Just t1 and t2 changes.
Which version of MATLAB are you using? I am using 2019b and it is working well for me.
I work with matlab R2011a
Isthere any other method without using the maple function because i have this problem
??? Error using ==> maple at 54
The MAPLE command is not available.
Is there any chance you can use a newer release of MATLAB?
i will install it
Think you

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