Why is that error popping up?
I would like to know why the input argument is lacking
Did I write the expression for x wrong?
I tried modifying the expression for x and also the range of fplot, but I couldn't.
my_function=@(x)my_function((-x.^2)-(5.*x)-3 (exp.^x))
my_function =
function_handle with value:
@(x)my_function((-x.^2)-(5.*x)-3 (exp.^x))
>> fplot(my_function,[-5:5])
Error using fplot
Invalid parameter '-5 -4 -...'.
>> fplot(my_function,[-5 5])
Warning: Error updating FunctionLine.
The following error was reported evaluating the
function in FunctionLine update: Not enough input
arguments.
>> fplot(my_function,[-5,5])
Warning: Error updating FunctionLine.
The following error was reported evaluating the
function in FunctionLine update: Not enough input
arguments.
>> fplot(my_function,[-5,5,1])
Error using fplot
Invalid parameter '-5 5 1'.
>> fplot(my_function,(-5,5))
fplot(my_function,(-5,5))
↑
Invalid expression. When calling a function or indexing
a variable, use parentheses. Otherwise, check for
mismatched delimiters.
>> fplot(my_function,[-5,5])
Warning: Error updating FunctionLine.
The following error was reported evaluating the
function in FunctionLine update: Not enough input
arguments.
The issues to be addressed are:
Use the fplot function to plot the function over the range of x from -5 to 5.
CodePudding user response:
exp
is not a value, it is a function, and you are providing no inputs (hence the error message). exp.^x
should be replaced by exp(x)