how to solve a trigonometric equations
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f(x)=1+cosh^2(x)+2*cos(x)*cosh(x)-sinh^2(x)=0
how can i solve this equation.

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Bjorn Gustavsson
on 16 May 2019
If you are a matlab-beginner I suggest you read through the getting started-type documentation, that you work yourself through demos and browse through the help.
To solve these kind of equations you can go, at least, 2 ways either try to solve the equation symbolically, or numerically.
If you try for analytical solutions you have to declare your variable to be symbolic:
sym x
% then maybe you can get a set of solutions to the equation:
X_sol = solve(0==1 + cosh(x)^2 + 2*cos(x)*cosh(x)-sinh(x));
If that fails you'll have to resort to numerical solutions. Have a look at fsolve:
help fsolve
HTH
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