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cacosomoza
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Hi there!
i have this function handle:
integrando= @(x,landa,t) 1-exp(-((1/(landa*t))*((exp(-landa*x)/x)+((x-x0).*(1+landa*x0)-x0)*(exp(-landa*x0)/(x0^2)))));
which as you can see using
fplot(@(x) integrando(x,3,0.00063),[0 1.1225])
its value is constant (actually 1, and then starts decreasing exponentially until drops to zero at 1.1225). Landa and t are parameters that change the curvature of this drop. Since this is a positive and finite function, I'm waiting a positive integral. However, integrating this same function on this same interval, I get negative figures!
>> q1=integral(@(x) integrando(x,3,0.00063),0,1.1225)
q1 =
-20.3981
This is getting me nuts! I would very much appreciate any help. Thanks in advance!
i have this function handle:
integrando= @(x,landa,t) 1-exp(-((1/(landa*t))*((exp(-landa*x)/x)+((x-x0).*(1+landa*x0)-x0)*(exp(-landa*x0)/(x0^2)))));
which as you can see using
fplot(@(x) integrando(x,3,0.00063),[0 1.1225])
its value is constant (actually 1, and then starts decreasing exponentially until drops to zero at 1.1225). Landa and t are parameters that change the curvature of this drop. Since this is a positive and finite function, I'm waiting a positive integral. However, integrating this same function on this same interval, I get negative figures!
>> q1=integral(@(x) integrando(x,3,0.00063),0,1.1225)
q1 =
-20.3981
This is getting me nuts! I would very much appreciate any help. Thanks in advance!