Thank you for your answers, seems need more practice with scilab as doing
mistakes like small kid.
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Hi.
Scilab will interpret -10^2 as -(10^2), but m^2 with m=-10 will evaluate as
(-10)^2.
Cheers,
Arvid
26 maj 2013 kl. 22:12 skrev Modestas Bunokas :
> Trying to work with vectors, and getting weird results. Example:
>
> m=[9 16];
> sqrt(m^2+1)
> ans = 9.055385116.03122
>
> I will get s
On 26/05/2013 22:12, Modestas Bunokas wrote:
Trying to work with vectors, and getting weird results. Example:
m=[9 16];
sqrt(m^2+1)
ans = 9.055385116.03122
I will get same values if I will use input as vector, or will put values
manually. But if I use negative numbers like:
m=[-10 -3];
sqr
Trying to work with vectors, and getting weird results. Example:
m=[9 16];
sqrt(m^2+1)
ans = 9.055385116.03122
I will get same values if I will use input as vector, or will put values
manually. But if I use negative numbers like:
m=[-10 -3];
sqrt(m^2+1)
ans =10.0498763.1622777
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