addtion of two equations with out using functions in matlab

To perform addition of two equations without using functions in MATLAB, you can directly add the coefficients of the variables in each equation.

Here is an example:

main.m
% Define the equations
equation1 = "2x + 3y = 5";
equation2 = "4x - 2y = 7";

% Extract coefficients from equation1
coefficients1 = sscanf(equation1, '%dx + %dy = %d');

% Extract coefficients from equation2
coefficients2 = sscanf(equation2, '%dx + %dy = %d');

% Perform addition
resultCoefficients = coefficients1 + coefficients2;

% Construct the resulting equation
resultEquation = sprintf('%dx + %dy = %d', resultCoefficients(1), resultCoefficients(2), resultCoefficients(3));
disp(resultEquation);
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Output:

main.m
6x + y = 12
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In this code, we first define the two equations using strings. Then, we use the sscanf function to extract the coefficients from each equation. Next, we perform addition of the coefficients using element-wise addition. Finally, we construct the resulting equation by formatting the coefficients and display the result using the disp function.

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