I found the answer, in case anyone else like to know how to solve it.
I was giving an ASD value which represented value in mid (flat) line of profile, I used db/Oct and Hz, along with ASD flat line value with this equation:
P1=P2*(f1/f2)^((db/oct)/3)
P1 is value of ASD I'm looking for...
I got the following error for the same equation, following your summation of f(n),
"? Subscript indices must either be real positive integers or
logicals.
Error in ==> scriptrun at 16
f(n)=sum(((abs((-1).^n))/((n+1./2).^(2))));"
My code:
for i=1:3 %n from 0 to 2 case...
I didn't know there was even a choice to drop a course in high school, nothing of this was ever mentioned to me from my advisor, but then again my GPA is 4.2 ^^
Anyways now that I'm a MechEng and BiotechEng in my senior year and my GPA has went down like the current stock market to 3.3 which is...
You just need to use conservation of mass or conservation of momentum equation to solve this problem, remember navior stroke's equation to solve this. This question is very similar to my last week's homework question.
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