write a function to equate two equation in matlab

To write a function in MATLAB that equates two equations, you can use the solve function. Here's an example of how to write the function:

main.m
function [result] = equate_equations(eq1, eq2)
%Solves the system of equations eq1 = eq2 and returns the results

syms x y %Declare symbolic variables

%Solve the system of equations using the solve function
solution = solve(eq1==eq2, [x,y]);

%Extract the values of x and y from the solution
x_val = solution.x;
y_val = solution.y;

result = [x_val, y_val]; %Store the values in the output variable
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You can call this function by passing in two equations as input arguments. Here's an example of how to use it:

main.m
%Define the equations to be solved
eq1 = 2*x - y == 4;
eq2 = x + y == 5;

%Call the equate_equations function to solve the system of equations
result = equate_equations(eq1, eq2);

%Display the results
disp(result);
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This will output the values of x and y that satisfy both the equations eq1 and eq2.

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