MATLAB Integration in Matlab: Evaluating DE, Finding Definite Integrals

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To evaluate the differential equation dy/dx = (mg - by^2)/m in MATLAB, the symbolic toolbox is required. The command for finding integrals is "int". For definite integrals, the syntax is similar, specifying the limits of integration. Users can refer to the MATLAB help documentation for detailed guidance on using these commands effectively.
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How can we evaluate the following Differential equation in Matlab
dy/dx=(mg-by^2)/m
What will the cod3 or command for evaluating this integral?
Also please give the command for finding definite integrals??
 
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"int" is the command for finding integrals in matlab.
You can find information about evaluating integrals in MATLAB help itself. You need symbolic toolbox.
 

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