how to calculate this equation?
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i have:
P3=[l1 - (l3y*(2*c3 - 2*c1*c2))/c_delta + (l3z*(2*c2 + 2*c1*c3))/c_delta + (l3x*(c1^2 - c2^2 - c3^3 + 1))/c_delta;
(l3x*(2*c2 + 2*c1*c2))/c_delta (l3y*(c1^2 - c2^2 + c3^2 - 1))/c_delta - (l3z*(2*c1 - 2*c2*c3))/c_delta;
(l3y*(2*c2 + 2*c2*c3))/c_delta - (l3x*(2*c2 - 2*c1*c3))/c_delta - (l3z*(c1^2 + c2^2 - c3^2 - 1))/c_delta]
P4=[p4x+0.9972s;p4y-0.0712s;p4z-0.0216s];
l4=P4-P3;
i have to do this product:
(P4-P3)⋅(P4-P3) - l4^2=0.
when I calculate this matlab equation it gives me back the conjugate complexes that I don't want, why?
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Star Strider
2022-1-5
Put each line in parentheses (the trailing semicolons are outside the parentheses). That generally solves the problem that spaces create, and preserves the readability of the code.
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laurent jalabert
2022-1-5
Hello, maybe I did not understood your problem cause l4=P4-P3; and you want to solve:
(P4-P3)⋅(P4-P3) - l4^2=0, which means (P4-P3)⋅(P4-P3) - (P4-P3)^2 = 0
Do you mean (P4-P3).*(P4-P3) - (P4-P3).^2 = 0 ? which is 0=0
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