oby7842 said:i don't want to use another function file
Matlab is a programming language and numerical computing environment commonly used in scientific and engineering applications. It allows users to manipulate and analyze data, create visualizations, and perform complex mathematical operations.
To integrate a function in Matlab, you can use the "integral" function. This function takes in the function you want to integrate as well as the limits of integration and returns the numerical value of the integral.
Yes, you can multiply functions in Matlab without using a file. The ".*" operator can be used to multiply two arrays element-wise, which can be used to multiply two functions represented as arrays of values.
Yes, it is possible to integrate and multiply functions in Matlab without using loops. The "integral" and ".*" functions mentioned earlier are designed to work with arrays, eliminating the need for loops.
The accuracy of the results in Matlab depends on various factors, such as the complexity of the function, the limits of integration, and the numerical methods used. Generally, Matlab provides highly accurate results for numerical computations.