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Okay, so following my previous question I've got this... y = (x^2 + 3) * sin pi.x^2 and z = (sin^2 pi.x)/(x^-2 + 3) for x = 0; 0:02; ... ; 10. Hence determine w = ((x^2 + 3) * sin pi.x^2 * sin^2 pi.x)/(x^-2 + 3) and plot w against x.... (I'm doing this on Matlab, so I'm not really sure how much help I can get for it, but my graph is coming out with just a horizontal line across the x-axis from 0-10).
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\[y=(x^2+3)\sin \pi x^2\] and \[z= \frac{ \sin^2\pi x }{ (1/x^2)+3 }\] for x= 0;0.02;...;10 Hence determine \[w=\frac{ (x^2+3)\sin \pi x^2\sin^2 \pi x }{ ((1/x^2)+3) }\] Plot w against x
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