syms x y z;
solve(x==y+1, y^2==z,z==9)
ans =
x: [2x1 sym]
y: [2x1 sym]
z: [2x1 sym]
and now I want to see the results like Mathematica outputting {{x->-2,y->-3,z->9},{x->4,y->3,z->9}} for Solve[{x == y + 1, y^2 == z, z == 9}, {x, y, z}]. The workspace window and then variable editor shows me this but I still cannot see the real values stored there.
How can I see the output of Matlab in human-readable form aka beautified form?
The documentation of solve states:
When solving a system of equations, use one output argument to return the solutions in the form of a structure array
The result is returned as a struct, so you can access each field to see its value. The documentation brings an example of how to do it:
S = solve(x==y+1, y^2==z, z==9);
[S.x, S.y, S.z]
This should result in:
ans =
4 3 9
-2 -3 9
Alternatively, you can return the solutions in separate variables by specifying multiple output arguments:
[solx, soly, solz] = solve(x==y+1, y^2==z, z==9)
and this will result in:
solx =
4
-2
soly =
3
-3
solz =
9
-9