Re: Calculation error

[Aniket Panse]

Yes, I think that is the representation used in most calculators now-a-days.

--Aniket

On Wed, Feb 20, 2013 at 12:03 PM, Sergei Steshenko <address@hidden> wrote:

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>Subject: Calculation error

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>I am getting an error while calculating the following using Octave 3.2 . Can you please crosscheck. Also, when I write ln( ro/rl)/l - I get an error  message. can ln not be computed in Octave ? I would like to get the values of rho and rx. Thanks Asha G
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> l = 400*10^-4; % in cm
>ro= 1.85*10^-4;% in cm
>rl= 0.3*10^-4;%in cm
>rho = (2.303/l)*log(ro/rl)
>%rho = ln(ro/rl)/l;
>x = linspace(0,l,N)
>rx= ro*(exp(-rho*x)) 
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By, say,

400*10^-4

do actually mean

400e-4

?

Regards,
  Sergei.

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