Write a script that calculates the ​​user produced polynomial. The polynomial can be input until the user decides to terminate the program.

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Hello,
I've been given an asignment in school and I'm a bit stuck with this task in the title.
Can anyone help me write the script because I don't know how to create a polynomial that is user decided and loop it at the same time?
Thanks in adwance.
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Matt J
Matt J 2020-1-29
编辑:Matt J 2020-1-29
Once you've written something, we can help fix things. As a hint, the following would be one way to read in a vector of polynomial coefficients, e.g,
>> p = input('\nEnter polynomial coefficients: ')
Enter polynomial coefficients: [1,2,1]
p =
1 2 1
Ivan Roko Cavka
Ivan Roko Cavka 2020-1-29
Thanks for the tip Matt, but I don't understand how can I make an indipendant equasion based on the users input. For e.g.
p = input('\nEnter polynomial coefficients: ')
x = input ('\nEnter the x coefficient; ')
y = p*x
If I type it like this, the x multiplies each of the matrix components, but I want the input to be read as a polynomial like e.g. x^3 + x^2 - 1 , or any other variation based on the users input. And I guess I should be using a while loop with all this done?
I only know a way to do it if I know how many charachters will the user put in, and it's not very efficient.
Hope you'll help me get this thing done, cuz it's driving me crazy ;)

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Matt J
Matt J 2020-1-29
编辑:Matt J 2020-1-29
If you have the Symbolic Math Toolbox and wish to manipulate the polynomials in symbolic form, you can use poly2sym,
>> p = input('\nEnter polynomial coefficients: ')
Enter polynomial coefficients: [1,1,0,-1]
p =
1 1 0 -1
>> P=poly2sym(p)
P =
x^3 + x^2 - 1
However, that's often unnecessary. There are many Matlab commands that can analyze polynomials given only a vector representing their coefficients, e.g.,
>> roots(p) %roots of the polynomial
ans =
-0.8774 + 0.7449i
-0.8774 - 0.7449i
0.7549 + 0.0000i

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