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Pramod Sapkota


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how to use <= or >= (greater than or equal to) in 'for statements '?
I want to use these equations in matlab. But it says parse error and might me invalid in matlab. P = 0.73*x-103.43; for (x>=...

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I want to solve this equation using Runge-Kutta 4th order method. d(ADH)/dt =(ADHS- ADH*DADH)/PV.
h=1; % step size x = 0:h:3; % Calculates up...

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How can I solve this equations ? Y= ai*X + bi where i ranges from 1 to 3
Three sets of variable values : a1=[3 2.5 1.7]; b1=[5.25 3.75 2.125]; a2= [0.875 0.625 0.375]; b2= [9.5 7.5 4.75]; ...

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Is it possible to use runge-kutta 4th order method to solve a equation with three different variables? For instance I have a equation : dy/dt= (R-0.135y)/P
Is it possible to use runge-kutta 4th order method to solve a equation with three different variables? For instance I have a equ...

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Finding the step response of a same transfer function in MATLAB and SImulink.
I have a trasnfer function H= ((s+a2)(s+a3))/((s+a1)(s+a2)(s+a3)+λ2L21(s+a3)+λ3L31(s+a2)) . I Then, diivide numerator and denomi...

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How to write this transfer function in matlab ? (s+2)(s+1)/(s+3)(s+2)(s+1)+0.012(s+1)+(0.16(s+2)
i want to simulate this transfer function in Matlab and find its step response (s+2)(s+1)/(s+3)(s+2)(s+1)+0.012(s+1)+(0.16(s+2...

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I am doing the course project on cognitive radio system implementation using Matlab. Can anyone please provide me the matlab code for it?
simulation and analysis of cognitive radio system using Matlab steps are-initialization-amplitude modulation-adder-periodogram-...

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