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How to integrate integrate by using loop

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Mahome
Mahome on 22 May 2017
Answered: Jan on 22 May 2017
I have tried several hours to run that correctly but I could not. Here what I need substitute two equations to came with one equation, then integrate it by using loop. I have wrote this example to get the idea of what I'm looking.

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Torsten
Torsten on 22 May 2017
Use MATLAB's "dsolve".
Best wishes
Torsten.

Jan
Jan on 22 May 2017
Please post the code you have so far and explain, which problem occurres. Then suggesting an improvement is much easier.
What exactly does "integrate by loop" mean? Do you mean an Euler method, a trapezoid sum, the Simpson rule?
There is an uppercase C in the equation, but a lowercase c in the constants. h1 is defined twice, h2 is missing. t1 and t2 do both equal 0, therefore the integral must be 0 also.
Please, Mahome, take the time and post the correct values as text. Screenshots are less useful, because we cannot use them by copy&paste to suggest a solution. Based on the given information, I guess boldly that your code might work already, if you fix the typos concerning the constants.

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