How to substitute value in equation already have

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P=k*l*cos(a)*(1-(sin(b)/sin(a))) -----------1
sin(a)=sin(b)^3 ---------2
What i have done is differentiated the eq-1 with respect to a and got the eq-2 in form of long variable like ~in(a/pi, 'integer') & (sin(b) == sin(a)^3 | k == 0 | l == 0)
I have used the diff function and then simplify that equation in MATLAB itself and getting this ~in(a/pi, 'integer') & (sin(b) == sin(a)^3 | k == 0 | l == 0
my QUESTION is that
  1. how I could able to take the only (sin(b) == sin(a)^3 from the simply result
  2. And after taking it from the simplify function substitute in the equation 1 to get something like P= k*l*cos(a)^3 after everything
thank you

Answers (1)

Vaibhav
Vaibhav on 14 Feb 2024
Hi Ahmad
To extract the specific condition "(sin(b) == sin(a)^3)" from the result of the "simplify" function and then substitute it into equation 1 to simplify the expression for "P", you can follow these steps in MATLAB:
  1. Differentiate equation 1 with respect to a.
  2. Use the "simplify" function to simplify the differentiated expression.
  3. Extract the condition "(sin(b) == sin(a)^3)" from the simplified result.
  4. Substitute this condition into the original equation 1.
  5. Simplify the result to get the expression for "P" in terms of a only.
Here's how you can do this in MATLAB:
syms a b k l P
% Define the original equation
P = k * l * cos(a) * (1 - (sin(b)/sin(a)))
P = 
% Differentiate P with respect to a
dPda = diff(P, a)
dPda = 
% Simplify the differentiated expression
simplified_dPda = simplify(dPda)
simplified_dPda = 
% Assuming you have the condition sin(b) == sin(a)^3 from the simplified result
% Substitute this condition into the original equation for P
P_substituted = subs(P, sin(b), sin(a)^3)
P_substituted = 
% Simplify the substituted expression for P
simplified_P = simplify(P_substituted)
simplified_P = 
After running this code, "simplified_P" should contain the simplified expression for P after substituting the condition "(sin(b) == sin(a)^3)" into the original equation. If the condition is not automatically extracted from the simplification process, you can manually apply the substitution as shown in the code above.
Hope this helps!

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