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RK4 method for solving first order equations

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syms T1(t) T2(t) T3(t) T4(t) T5(t) T6(t)
delta_T1 = ((2*alpha_1/lamda1^2)*(zeeta_12+eeta_1-2)*T1 + (2*alpha_1/lamda1^2)*zeeta_21*T2 + (2*alpha_1/lamda1^2)*eeta_5*T5 + (2*alpha_1/lamda1^2)*eeta_6*T6) == -((2*alpha_1/lamda1^2)*((Qe/2)/(k1*A1/lamda1)+(k5*A5/lamda5)+(k6*A6/lamda6)));
delta_T2 = ((2*alpha_2/lamda2^2)*zeeta_12*T1 + (2*alpha_2/lamda2^2)*(zeeta_21+zeeta_23-2)*T2 + (2*alpha_2/lamda2^2)*zeeta_32*T3);
delta_T3 = (2*alpha_3/lamda3^2)*(zeeta_23*T2 + (zeeta_32+zeeta_34-2)*T3 + zeeta_43*T4);
delta_T4 = ((2*alpha_4/lamda4^2)*(zeeta_34*T3 + (zeeta_43+eeta_4-2)*T4 + eetap_5*T5 + eetap_6*T6)) + ((2*alpha_4/lamda4^2)*((h_air*Sc*Tc/2)/(k4*A4/lamda4)+(k5*A5/lamda5)+(k6*A6/lamda6)+(h_air*Sc/2)));
delta_T5 = (2*alpha_5/lamda5^2)*(eeta_1*T1 + eetap_4*T4 + (eeta_5+eetap_5-2)*T5 + (eeta_6+eetap_6)*T6) + ((2*alpha_5/lamda5^2)*(h_steam*Sc*Tc/2)/(k4*A4/lamda4)+(k5*A5/lamda5)+(k6*A6/lamda6)+(h_steam*Sc/2)) == -((2*alpha_5/lamda5^2)*(Qe/2)/(k4*A4/lamda4)+(k5*A5/lamda5)+(k6*A6/lamda6));
delta_T6 = (2*alpha_6/lamda6^2)*(eeta_1*T1 + eetap_4*T4 + (eeta_5+eetap_5)*T5 + (eeta_6+eetap_6-2)*T6) + ((2*alpha_6/lamda6^2)*(h_liquid*Sc*Tc/2)/(k4*A4/lamda4)+(k5*A5/lamda5)+(k6*A6/lamda6)+(h_liquid*Sc/2)) == -((2*alpha_6/lamda6^2)*(Qe/2)/(k1*A1/lamda1)+(k5*A5/lamda5)+(k6*A6/lamda6));
delta_T = [delta_T1; delta_T2; delta_T3; delta_T4; delta_T5; delta_T6];
vars = [T1(t) T2(t) T3(t) T4(t) T5(t) T6(t)];
i have these 6 equtions i need to solve them through iteratively through RK4 method im facing difficulty to solve all six of them simultanenously and update them accordingly
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John D'Errico
John D'Errico on 31 May 2024
Edited: John D'Errico on 31 May 2024
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Unless of course, this is homework, and then you need to write it yourself. But if you need to write it yourself, then you should not be asking others to do it for you.
If not homework, then you should use ode45. Never write your own solvers when far better tools are available, written by professionals for your use. So which is it? Homework, in which case you have no choice, or actual work, in which case you should not be doing what you think you need to do?

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Francisco J. Triveno Vargas
You need to define the parameters alpha, lambda eta, zeta, etap, after you need to review
because you are using the simbolic toolbox
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