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Haider al-kanan
Haider al-kanan on 31 Mar 2016
Edited: Haider al-kanan on 24 Oct 2020
I have 3 variables x, y, z
x ,y are independent variable
z(1,:)=f(x,1), y=1
z(2,:)=f(x,2), y=2
z(3,:)=f(x,3), y=3
How t
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 31 Mar 2016
Is this different from
z = f(x, y).'
with y in 1:3?
For example is y a vector of values that are chosen from 1, 2, 3 and so it is like z = f(x, y(t)). ' over t = 1:length(y) ?
Haider al-kanan
Haider al-kanan on 4 Apr 2016
Edited: Haider al-kanan on 4 Apr 2016
Hi Walter, thanks for response, yes both x and y are vectors, such that z=f(x,y) , basically I want to convert that fuction shown in figure attached to 3 D view, such that Ic represent z, Vce=x, IB=y

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Muhammad Usman Saleem
Muhammad Usman Saleem on 4 Apr 2016

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