Can someone help me with this assignment?

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fa=@(x) (2.*x.^3+3.*x.^2-6.*x+19)./(7.*x.^3-20.*x-5); % define the function for part (a)-REMEMBER to use element-by-element operations (.* ./ .^)
x=[-10 -100 -1000 -10000 -100000 -1000000 -10000000]; % define the vector x
ya=f(x) % calculate f(x) (No semicolon to see output)
syms x; % DO NOT CHANGE CODE ON THIS LINE
aLimit=limit( ) % No semicolon
% Repeat the above process for part (b)
fb=@(x) sqrt(4.*x.^2+7.*x+1)-2.*x;
x=[10 100 1000 10000 100000 1000000 10000000];
yb=f(x)
syms x;
bLimit=limit( )
this is my code... i dont know how to choose the values of x and what to write in "ya= "

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madhan ravi
madhan ravi on 10 Nov 2018
Edited: madhan ravi on 17 Nov 2018
fa=@(x) (2.*x.^3+3.*x.^2-6.*x+19)./(7.*x.^3-20.*x-5); % define the function for part (a)-REMEMBER to use element-by-element operations (.* ./ .^)
x=[-10 -100 -1000 -10000 -100000 -1000000 -10000000]; % define the vector x
ya=fa(x) % calculate f(x) (No semicolon to see output)
syms x; % DO NOT CHANGE CODE ON THIS LINE
aLimit=limit((2.*x.^3+3.*x.^2-6.*x+19)./(7.*x.^3-20.*x-5),x,-inf ) % No semicolon
% Repeat the above process for part (b)
fb=@(x) sqrt(4.*x.^2+7.*x+1)-2.*x;
x=[10 100 1000 10000 100000 1000000 10000000];
yb=fb(x)
syms x;
bLimit=limit( sqrt(4.*x.^2+7.*x+1)-2.*x,x,inf)
command window:
>> COMMUNITY
ya =
0.2382 0.2814 0.2853 0.2857 0.2857 0.2857 0.2857
aLimit =
2/7
yb =
1.7025 1.7449 1.7495 1.7499 1.7500 1.7500 1.7500
bLimit =
7/4
>>

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Read about limit() it's not that difficult to imply in MATLAB
@Madhan, congratulations for reaching the 2k rep level, especially in such a short time.
@Rik thank you very much :)
it says that there's an error at line 3 ya=f(x)
Try
clear all %at the very beginning
and try again
I got the result!
see edited answer
i tried that but i still get the same error
madhan ravi
madhan ravi on 17 Nov 2018
Edited: madhan ravi on 17 Nov 2018
upload the code that you are trying , did you try my answer ?
i tried substituting values for ya and yb and this is what i got
i edited my answer please try again
i got the same answer as you but for some reason i got this error:
please upload the code that you are trying becausse you should be getting any error
fa=@(x) (2.*x.^3+3.*x.^2-6.*x+19)./(7.*x.^3-20.*x-5) ; % define the function for part (a)-REMEMBER to use element-by-element operations (.* ./ .^)
x=[-10 -100 -1000 -10000 -100000 -1000000 -10000000]; % define the vector x
ya=fa(x) % calculate f(x) (No semicolon to see output)
syms x; % DO NOT CHANGE CODE ON THIS LINE
aLimit=limit((2.*x.^3+3.*x.^2-6.*x+19)./(7.*x.^3-20.*x-5),x,-inf) % No semicolon
% Repeat the above process for part (b)
fb=@(x) sqrt(4.*x.^2+7.*x+1)-2.*x;
x=[10 100 1000 10000 100000 1000000 10000000];
yb=fb(x)
syms x;
bLimit=limit(sqrt(4.*x.^2+7.*x+1)-2.*x,x,inf)
and this is my output:
ya =
0.2382 0.2814 0.2853 0.2857 0.2857
aLimit =
2/7
yb =
1.7025 1.7449 1.7495 1.7499 1.7500
bLimit =
7/4
This is my output when i tried your answer , your getting error because you should be getting 7 elements but instead your are getting 5
>> COMMUNITY
ya =
0.2382 0.2814 0.2853 0.2857 0.2857 0.2857 0.2857
aLimit =
2/7
yb =
1.7025 1.7449 1.7495 1.7499 1.7500 1.7500 1.7500
bLimit =
7/4
>>
or try
format longg
at the very beginning of your code
this is my output (7 elements) but i still get an error:
ya =
0.2382 0.2814 0.2853 0.2857 0.2857 0.2857 0.2857
aLimit =
2/7
yb =
1.7025 1.7449 1.7495 1.7499 1.7500 1.7500 1.7500
bLimit =
7/4
You have met all the requirements but why is it showing an error?
Better ask your teacher maybe he has set an unique algorithm ?
yeah okay.. thanks anyways for your help
Glad could help upto a certain , not satisfied though

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