Solving simultaneous equations to give me forces at certain loads

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I want to solve these simultaneous equations in a way that allows me to get the values of F (force) at any load applied (w); I want to be able to type in any load and the code gives me the forces F. The angle theta is 45 degrees. To illustrate this, I am building a cardboard bridge and I am trying to find the amount of load I can apply before any truss or member of that bridge fails. The force on the members is F and the load is w (the bridge has a certain breaking load that I am yet to determine but shouldn't be an issue in this code). How can I do this? I tried using syms but I did not get anywhere. Appreciate the help
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Star Strider
Star Strider 2023-3-1
They appear to be linear (unless you are solving for θ), so it should be straightforward.
The linsolve or lsqr functions or simply the mldivide, \ functions would likely be appropriate.

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Shushant
Shushant 2023-3-14
According to my understanding, you are facing difficulty solving your set of simultaneous equation. You can use "syms" to solve the set of equations. Check out this documentation to get a deeper understanding on solving system of equations using "syms" Solve System of Linear Equations - MATLAB & Simulink (mathworks.com).
Here is a sample code on how you can use "syms" to solve your set of equations. I have made some random equation and solved them using "solve" function. Hope this gives you a better understanding.
syms F [2,1];
syms Rx [1,1];
theta = pi/4;
x(1) = F1*cos(theta)+F2+Rx1==0;
y(1) = F1*sin(theta)+Rx1==0;
x(2) = -F1*cos(theta)+F2*cos(theta)==0;
y(2) = -F1*sin(theta)+Rx1-F2*sin(theta)==0;
sol = solve([x(1:end), y(1:end)], [F1, F2, Rx1])
sol = struct with fields:
F1: 0 F2: 0 Rx1: 0

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