Outrageous values when printing out a function

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seldiora
seldiora 2019-4-11
回答： Walter Roberson 2019-4-12
I'm trying to print out a function with defined variables,
vcx = sol(1)*exp(root0*x)+ sol(2)*exp(root1*x);
when testing, I try
fprintf( "%de ^(%d t) + %de ^(%d t)\n",sol(1), root0, sol(2), root1);
the result is
7e ^(-1.866025e+00 t) + -2e ^(-1.339746e-01 t)
these are the values i expected -- 7 for sol(1), -1.866... for root0, -2 for sol(2), and -0.13397... for root1.
However, fprintf("%s", vcx) obtained
(222119821791395497*exp(-(8403831313147477*t)/4503599627370496))/31201853486215849 - (66110554360316252*exp(-(2413471766374059*t)/18014398509481984))/31201853486215849
why is this? This doesn't make any sense. I double checked and root0 and root1 didn't change at least, so what's up with this insane print out?
notice:
I tried solve(vct,x) but this didn't work because the vct isn't an equation.
I also tried solx = solve(solution,x)
where solution = vct == sol(1)*exp(root0*x)+ sol(2)*exp(root1*x);
but this didn't work either.
(solution became 0)

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回答（3 个）

Mark Sherstan
Mark Sherstan 2019-4-11
编辑：Mark Sherstan 2019-4-11
Try solving using symbolics and then simplify the expression and see if the error repeats. This would also be a good use for MATLAB's live editor. It appears that MATLAB is simplifying your answer in terms of integers instead of floats.
seldiora
seldiora 2019-4-12
I tried solve(vct,x) but this didn't work because the vct isn't an equation.
I also tried solx = solve(solution,x)
where solution = vct == sol(1)*exp(root0*x)+ sol(2)*exp(root1*x);
but this didn't work either.
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2019-4-12
vpa(vcx)

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