the result is T=3;C=3;x=5;z=0%; A= (x^2+3*C*cos(z)-2)/8*sqrt (abs (T^2-x^2)); fprintf('T=%2d\tC=%2d\t_A=%3.2f',T,C,A) 33 A=16.00 T= 3 C= 3 A= 16.00 T= 3 C= 3 A= 16 O T=3;C=3 : A=16

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