I'm having a syntax error ((standard_in): syntax error)on 3rd and 5th line.
#!/bin/bash
i=`echo "8.8007751822"|bc`
rws = `echo "0.49237251092*$i" |bc`
rmt = `echo "0.85 * $rws"| bc`
dx = `echo "log ($rws / 0.000001) / 720.0" | bc`;
Can anyone help me?
A few things:
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i=`echo "8.8007751822"|bc`
is a really complicated way to write i=8.8007751822
bc
has no function log
, there's only l
for the natural logarithm (and l
requires the -l
option to be enabled)I would move everything into bc
instead of calling it multiple times:
bc -l <<'EOF'
i = 8.8007751822
rws = i * 0.49237251092
rmt = 0.85 * rws
dx = (l(rws / 0.000001) / l(10)) / 720
dx
EOF
This prints the value of dx
.