Original post by laym
How do I plot
h^0.5 = -1/144t + 6^0.5
on matlab between h values of 0 to 30?
h^0.5 = -1/144t + 6^0.5
on matlab between h values of 0 to 30?
what have you done so far?
no point in anyone just spoon feeding you the answer lol
Original post by djpailo
Well first you need to rearrange the equation on paper so its h = f(t).
Then you need to assign the variables h and t, so "h=..." and "t=..."
Then you need to assign the variables h and t, so "h=..." and "t=..."
hmm this won't work though because you're basically assigning h with two different things at one time i.e.
at one stage you're saying h = ..... then at another stage your saying the same variable is h = ......
Original post by a10
hmm this won't work though because you're basically assigning h with two different things at one time i.e.
at one stage you're saying h = ..... then at another stage your saying the same variable is h = ......
at one stage you're saying h = ..... then at another stage your saying the same variable is h = ......
Yes, your right, he'll need a for loop.
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