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I need help creating three M-files for the following equations so I can input the data into tables.
Fahrenheit (Tf), Celcius (Tc), Kelvins (Tk) and Rankine (Tr)
Tf = Tr - 459.67R
Tf = 9/5Tc + 32F
Tr = 9/5Tk
I need to do this so i can make conversion tables for Fahrenheit to Kelvins, Celcius to Rankine and Celcius to Fahrenheit.
Thanks for your help in advance!
I created the following M-Files:
Fahrenheit_to_Kelvin
F = input ('Enter the values for Fahrenheit:');
Kelvin = (F + 459.67).*(5/9)
How do I generate a table for this M-File for values 0 to 200 with increments of 20? I also need to have this transpose into two columns.
I tried the following but continue to get errors...please help:
Celcius_to_Rankine
Enter values for Celcius:[0:20:200,Rankine]
I think i got it! Does this look corrent?
>> Fahrenheit_to_Kelvin
Enter the values for Fahrenheit:0:20:200
Kelvin =
Columns 1 through 5
255.3722 266.4833 277.5944 288.7056 299.8167
Columns 6 through 10
310.9278 322.0389 333.1500 344.2611 355.3722
Column 11
366.4833
>> Table1 = [(0:20:200)', Kelvin']
ans =
0 255.3722
20.0000 266.4833
40.0000 277.5944
60.0000 288.7056
80.0000 299.8167
100.0000 310.9278
120.0000 322.0389
140.0000 333.1500
160.0000 344.2611
180.0000 355.3722
200.0000 366.4833
But now i have ran into a new problem:
I have to create a table with a title, column headings and correct spacing. whenever i try this the formular ends up all messed up. this is what i type in and this is what i get in return:
>> Fahrenheit_to_Kelvin
Enter the values for Fahrenheit:0:20:200
Fahrenheit to Kelvin
Fahrenheit, F Kelvin, K
0.00 20.00
40.00 60.00
80.00 100.00
120.00 140.00
160.00 180.00
200.00 255.37
266.48 277.59
288.71 299.82
310.93 322.04
333.15 344.26
355.37 366.48
if you notice column one is doubled
here is my M-File:
F = input ('Enter the values for Fahrenheit:');
Kelvin = (F + 459.67).*(5/9);
disp('Fahrenheit to Kelvin');
disp('Fahrenheit, F Kelvin, K');
fprintf ('%8.2f %10.2f\n',table1)
I just put in whatever values for the spacing, not worried about that at the moment. Any thoughts?