Hello, I have the following problem: Determine m so that the equation (m-2)x²-3mx+(m+2)=0 has one positive root and one negative root.

I have written the following code and I am getting Empty sym: 0-by-1

syms x m

assume(m~=0);
eq = (m-2)*x^2-3*m*x+(m+2) == 0;

eq_roots = solve(eq, x);

x1 = eq_roots(1);
x2 = eq_roots(2);

cond1 = x1 < 0;
cond2 = 0 < x2;

s=solve([cond1, cond2], m, ‘Real’, true,’ReturnConditions’, true)

s.conditions

Is there any way to solve problems like this in matlab?

I am a beginner in matlab and I am using problems that I know how to solve mathematically to train the use of matlabHello, I have the following problem: Determine m so that the equation (m-2)x²-3mx+(m+2)=0 has one positive root and one negative root.

I have written the following code and I am getting Empty sym: 0-by-1

syms x m

assume(m~=0);
eq = (m-2)*x^2-3*m*x+(m+2) == 0;

eq_roots = solve(eq, x);

x1 = eq_roots(1);
x2 = eq_roots(2);

cond1 = x1 < 0;
cond2 = 0 < x2;

s=solve([cond1, cond2], m, ‘Real’, true,’ReturnConditions’, true)

s.conditions

Is there any way to solve problems like this in matlab?

I am a beginner in matlab and I am using problems that I know how to solve mathematically to train the use of matlab Hello, I have the following problem: Determine m so that the equation (m-2)x²-3mx+(m+2)=0 has one positive root and one negative root.

I have written the following code and I am getting Empty sym: 0-by-1

syms x m

assume(m~=0);
eq = (m-2)*x^2-3*m*x+(m+2) == 0;

eq_roots = solve(eq, x);

x1 = eq_roots(1);
x2 = eq_roots(2);

cond1 = x1 < 0;
cond2 = 0 < x2;

s=solve([cond1, cond2], m, ‘Real’, true,’ReturnConditions’, true)

s.conditions

Is there any way to solve problems like this in matlab?

I am a beginner in matlab and I am using problems that I know how to solve mathematically to train the use of matlab equation MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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