Trigonometri Problems at atand and acosd

Hi.. can you help me pls.. I have a problem :
54.8=acosd(20/(100-z))-atand(40/(500-z))
how to evaluate z at matlab? thanks..

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Matt Fig
Matt Fig am 18 Okt. 2012
Bearbeitet: Matt Fig am 18 Okt. 2012

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This is perfect for the FZERO function....
fzero(@(z) 54.8-acosd(20./(100-z))+atand(40./(500-z)),30)

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fzero(@(z) 54.8-acosd(20./(100-z))+atand(40./(500-z)),30)
can you tell me where i can get value of 30? thanks
30 is not a solution to your equation. I used 30 as an initial guess for FZERO. Have a look at the help for this function:
doc fzero
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson am 18 Okt. 2012
Caution: the above will only find a single solution at most, but there are two solutions (I say "at most" because there are two singularities and you need to watch out for the possibility that your guess is on the far side of a singularity from a solution.)
Yes, Walter is correct. To see good initial guesses (and also a bad initial guess) for the solutions, look where the black line crosses the blue line:
x = 0:.01:500;
f = @(z) 54.8-acosd(20./(100-z))+atand(40./(500-z));
plot(x,f(x))
line([0 500],[0 0],'color','k')

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson am 18 Okt. 2012

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You can use the symbolic toolbox if you have it.
Otherwise, rewrite the expression by subtracting the left-hand side from both sides, and then using a zero finder.
Note: there is more than one solution.

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