4.5. Polynomial Addition and Subtraction
Two polynomials can be added by using the arithmetic operator plus ‘+’, i.e., if two polynomials x and y are to be added, the following command can be used:
z = x + y
The corresponding elements of the row vectors x and y are added and resultant is z vector.
Similarly, subtraction is done by using operator minus ‘−’ and the syntax is given as follows:
z = x - y
It subtracts each element of y from the corresponding element of x and the resultant is stored in z.
In both the above operations, the dimension of both polynomial vectors must be the same.
Example 4.4.
Add the two polynomials, a = (s2 + 2s + 1) and b = (s3 + s + 5). Solution: These polynomials are represented by the two vectors: a = [0 1 2 1]; ... |
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