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Parameterizing Functions Called by Function Functions
At times, you might want use a function function that calls a function with several parameters. For example, if you want to use fzero to find zeros of the cubic polynomial x3 + bx + c for different values of the coefficients b and c, you would like the function that computes the polynomial to accept the additional parameters b and c. When you invoke fzero, you must also provide values for these additional parameters to the polynomial function. This section describes two ways to do this:
| | Example: Double Integration | Providing Parameter Values Using Nested Functions | |
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