To calculate the integral of a function in MATLAB, you can use the quad
function, which is a numerical integration method that approximates the integral using a quadrature formula.
The syntax for using quad
is:
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where fun
is a function handle that represents the integrand, a
is the lower limit of integration, and b
is the upper limit of integration. The result of the integral is returned in Q
.
For example, to calculate the integral of the function y = x^2
from 0 to 1, you can define the function as a separate file or as an anonymous function using the @(x)
syntax:
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This will return the value of the integral as Q
.
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