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Hello everybody,
I have an equation having the following form:
G = e^(-z)+ pho*e^(L-2z); with pho, G and L constant. I would like to find the z value. Could you suggest me a function to implement a code for solving my equation?
Thank you in advance
Fernando.

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David Hill
David Hill 2023-3-20

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Use fzero
eqn=@(z)exp(-z)+pho*exp(L-2*z)-G;%you could plot the function to find the approximate location of the root
z=fzero(eqn,0)

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Matt J
Matt J 2023-3-20
编辑：Matt J 2023-3-20
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Ran in:
You can solve for x=e^(-z) using roots. Then use z=-log(x).
Example:
z=2.4;
pho=2;
L=2;
G = exp(-z) + pho*exp(L-2*z);
x=roots([pho*exp(L),1,-G]);
z=-log(x(x>0))
z = 2.4000

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