How to plot f: y=e^-x.sin^2x function in matlab?
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f: y=e^-x.sin^2x
Please help my computer gives errors and I don't know how to fix them.
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f: y=e^-x.sin^2x
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- f: is not valid matlab syntax. You mean f=
- if e is a variable, this is OK but if you're looking for exponent, use exp(-x)
- x.sin is not valid matlab syntax. If you want multiplication, use x*sin (see next point)
- if 'sin' is a variable, then sin^2 is ok but it's a horrible variable name. If you want to use the sin function, use sin(__)
- 2x is not valid matlab syntax. Use 2*x if x is a scalar or 2.*x if x is an array. Or, sin(x)^2
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