I'm having issues with using variables, I have a bunch of equations that have a single variable (end goal is to plot this) and when I use variable functions/matrices they make the outputs wrong somehow.
I have no issues when setting x to be a single number, but when I set x to a range of numbers the outputs go wrong.


https://imgur.com/a/B4Y8Sod


https://imgur.com/a/Qk3IxY8

Am I just doing it wrong?

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I'm having issues with using variables, I have a bunch of equations that have a single variable (end goal is to plot this) and when I use variable functions/matrices they make the outputs wrong somehow.
I have no issues when setting x to be a single number, but when I set x to a range of numbers the outputs go wrong.

Please: attach the Smath work sheet to see what you may be missing.

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Here is the smath file, the important parts are at the bottom.

you have to use the vectorize function


sergio

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Here is the smath file, the important parts are at the bottom.

...added at the end of your document.



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Thanks for your help, the vectors did the trick (although I don't understand why they have to be vectors).

Here is the end result,

Obviously it's not a trick.
That way you ask to perform the evaluation element by element contained in the vector.
In the wrong way you used, perform the evaluation in a matrix sense (following the rules on matrix operations) because x1 is a matrix (vector).

sergio

Another form. The arrow is a vector summation.