How to solve a matrix with increments

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%1.152T1 - 1.152T2 = -50974.255 sinx %1.536T1 + 1.536T2 = 50974.255 cosx
a = [1.152 -1.152 1.536 1.536 ]; x = 0:5:60 b = [-50974.255*sin(x*(pi/180)) 50974.255*sin(x*(pi/180))]*
T = inv(a)*b
my expression is incorrect or incomplete

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James Tursa
James Tursa 2015-5-5
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Your code turned into valid MATLAB syntax:
%1.152T1 - 1.152T2 = -50974.255 sinx
%1.536T1 + 1.536T2 = 50974.255 cosx
a = [1.152 -1.152;
1.536 1.536 ];
x = 0:5:60;
b = [-50974.255*sin(x*(pi/180));
50974.255*cos(x*(pi/180))];
T = a\b;
I replaced inv with \, and replaced the last sin with cos.

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