Strange error in using matlab program ==> Too many input argument

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We have very strange error that I don't know why: This code run with my laptop and is correct but It doesn't work with another laptop(has the same matlab version) with this error TOO MANY INPUT ARGUMENT In Line 10!

clear
syms b c d;
E=29000; I=240/144;
mab=2*E*I*(b)/18;
mba=2*E*I*(2*b)/18;
mbc=2*E*I*(2*b+c)/12-24;
mcb=2*E*I*(b+2*c)/12+24;
mbd=2*E*I*(2*b+d-3*.6/144)/12;
mdb=2*E*I*(b+2*d-3*.6/144)/12;
[tetb tetc tetd]=solve(mcb==0,mba+mbc+mbd==0,mdb==0,b,c,d)
c=tetc;
b=tetb;
d=tetd;
eval(mab)

Run `which solve` on both computers to check if the same functions are used. — Nemesis, Nov 03 '14 at 08:52
@Nemesis Thanks so much the solution is, but how can I change the path of solve .m? — Amirhosein Ip, Nov 03 '14 at 08:59

score 0 · Answer 1 · edited May 23 '17 at 11:49

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Use which solve to check which function is called. Since they differ in your case (see comments), you can use the method given for this question to exactly specify the path for a function to use. See addpath and rmpath there.

edited May 23 '17 at 11:49

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answered Nov 03 '14 at 09:04

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