How to obtain a list of random integers satisfying the Law of Cosine?
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NaviKan
am 21 Sep. 2019
Bearbeitet: Bruno Luong
am 23 Sep. 2019
Hello everyone,
Can anybody help me in obtaining random integers, “a”, “b” and “c” ranging from 0 to 100, which satisfy the Law of Cosine c^2=a^2+b^2+a*b, for the fixed corresponding angle equals 120 degrees.
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John D'Errico
am 21 Sep. 2019
Not hard, but an interesting homework assignment, but surely your homework. If you want help, then make an effort. Show how you might try to solve it, and then you might get help.
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Image Analyst
am 21 Sep. 2019
So I guess the triple nested for loop won't work because they need to be obtained from a random draw and not sequentially? Have you heard of the randi() function?
Do you have to find them ALL? Since to make sure you've tested them all, and you're using randi() instead of a triple-for-loop, you're going to have to ask for lots of them. Let's see, a 100x100x100 would take a million test, so taking them randomly might take a few hundred million, which is certainly within MATLAB's power. Then use a single for loop to test them all
N = 200000000; % or whatever.
r = randi(..........
for k = 1 : N
if r(1) + ....................do the test
end
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Guillaume
am 23 Sep. 2019
Note that you can do:
[j, i, c] = find(mod(c,1)==0 & c<=100);
a = a(i)'; b = b(j);
No need for the ind2sub.
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