I have a problem with solving a simple integration through MATLAB. I want to solve this symbolic and don't have any problems doing this through other programs.
Well I have this equation:
syms k x
fX(x) = k * e^(-3*x) for 2 <= x <= 6
which I want to integrate from the interval 2 to 6. Then I would solve the equation, so that fX(x) = 1, and solve the equation for k. I type:
S = solve('int(k*exp(-3*x),x,2,6) = 1',k);
And I get following error: Error, (in int) wrong number (or type) of arguments: invalid opt开发者_运维技巧ions or option values passed to indefinite integration. Unknown options: {2, 6}
Why can't the int-function not take my limits?
solve(int(k*exp(-3*x),x,2,6) - 1,k)
should work :)
Notice:
- don't use = 1 but -1 (that means f(x) - 1 = 0)
- don't use ''
The result for me is:
-(3*exp(6))/(1/exp(12) - 1)
I also tried to solve it by hand and got the same result.
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