How to draw the curve of the following equations?

Two equations:

1=(1-x)*(exp(-30800/(8.314*y)+10.29))*exp(-500*x^2/(8.314*y))+x*exp(-31680/(8.314*y)+10.58)*exp(-500*(1-x)^2/(8.314*y))

x2=x.*exp(-31680./(8.314.*360)+c2).*exp(-500.*(1-x).^2/(8.314.*360))

I know how to draw the curve of (x,y), but how can I draw (x2,y)? It is driving me crazy.

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

solve the second equation for x. Substitute that x into the first equation and solve it for y. You will then have a formula for y in terms of x2. Plot.

You are not going to get a nice formula; you are going to get a mess that involves roots of transcendental equations to express x. Those roots are going to have to be evaluated numerically

What sort of value were you thinking of for c2, and what range of x2 were you thinking of?

[Lu]

c2 is known as 10.58. x2 is between 0 and 1. I tried your way. the problem is that i can't solve the second equation for x.