Why do I receive Not enough input arguments?

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ARAH MIZORI
ARAH MIZORI 2021-8-29
回答： dpb 2021-8-29
function [SA]=equTriPrismSurfArea(s,h)
SA=((sqrt(3)/2)*(s^2))+(3*s*h);
s = 1;
h = 1;
for i = 1:5
s = s(i);
h = h(i);
SA = ((sqrt(3)/2) * s^2 + 3*s*h);
fprintf ("\nTotal surface area of equilateral triangular prism is %f\n",SA)
end
end

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Wan Ji
Wan Ji 2021-8-29
编辑：Wan Ji 2021-8-29
I just give a minor correction to your code
function [SA]=equTriPrismSurfArea(s,h)
SA=((sqrt(3)/2)*(s^2))+(3*s*h);
end
Save the code as a m-file with name 'equTriPrismSurfArea.m'
IF you do not want to use function equTriPrismSurfArea, then copy these lines to command
s_arr = 1:5;
h_arr = 1:5;
for i = 1:5
s = s_arr(i);
h = h_arr(i);
SA = ((sqrt(3)/2) * s^2 + 3*s*h);
fprintf ("\nTotal surface area of equilateral triangular prism is %f\n",SA)
end
You can also call the function to do the work if you want to use it
s_arr = 1:5;
h_arr = 1:5;
for i = 1:5
s = s_arr(i);
h = h_arr(i);
SA = equTriPrismSurfArea(s,h);
fprintf ("\nTotal surface area of equilateral triangular prism is %f\n",SA)
end

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Yongjian Feng
Yongjian Feng 2021-8-29
Try this:
function [SA]=equTriPrismSurfArea(sIn,hIn)
for i = 1:5
s1 = sIn(i);
h1 = hIn(i);
SA = ((sqrt(3)/2) * s1^2 + 3*s1*h1);
fprintf ("\nTotal surface area of equilateral triangular prism is %f\n",SA)
end
end
Then
sIn = randi(10, 1, 5);
hIn = randi(10, 1, 5);
equTriPrismSurfArea(sIn, hIn);
dpb
dpb 2021-8-29
The error about not enough input arguments will come from how you called the function -- which you didn't show us. Whatever that was, it won't have passed two arrays in as the function expects/requires.
BUT, your function is fatally flawed in several ways -- first the initial line undoubtedly needs the "dot" element-wise operators .* and .^ in place of the matrix operators * and ^.
It would appear that's all your function would need; the rest would simply sum those areas.
As you've written it, however, you overwrite the input variables s and h and so the remainder of the code is totally bogus.
function [SA]=equTriPrismSurfArea(s,h)
SA=sqrt(3)/2*sum(s.^2 + 3.*s.*h);
end
If the function is designed for equilateral triangles as the comment says, then you don't need to pass the array of dimensions for each side -- and there would be only four surfaces, not five, anyways.
Then instead of the sum() you would just multiply the area of one side by 4.

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