how to use fsolve function

%I have 3 nonlinear equation. I need to find unknowns I tried fsolve function but I couldn't use it properly, could anyone explain for me how can I use fsolve function?

(-4.71777*10^21)+(2.10263*(10^15)*x0)-(3.49196*(10^8)*(x0^2))+(28*x0^3)+(1.56321*(10^14)*y0)-(3.76035*(10^7)*x0*y0)-(1.16399*(10^8)*y0^2)+(28*x0*y0^2)+(1.11156*(10^15)*z0)-(2.6739*(10^8)*x0*z0)-(1.16399*(10^8)*z0^2)+(28*x0*z0^2)==0

(-7.62057*10^20)+(1.56321*(10^14)*x0)-(1.88017*(10^7)*x0^2)+(1.16012*(10^15)*y0)-(2.32797*(10^8)*x0*y0)+(28*(x0^2)*y0)-(5.64052*(10^7)*y0^2)+(28*y0^3)+(1.7955*(10^14)*z0)-(2.6739*(10^8)*y0*z0)-(1.88017*(10^7)*z0^2)+(28*y0*z0^2)==0

(-5.41882*(10^21)+(1.11156*(10^15)*x0)-(1.33695*(10^8)*x0^2)+(1.7955*(10^14)*y0)-(1.33695*(10^8)*y0^2)+(2.41161*(10^15)*z0)-(2.32797*(10^8)*x0*z0)+(28*(x0^2)*z0)-(3.76035*(10^7)*y0*z0)+(28*(y0^2)*z0)-(4.01085*(10^8)*z0^2)+(28*z0^3)==0

%x0,y0,z0 are the unknowns.

[Star Strider]

Post the code you used.

[sermet]

function F = myfun(x)

F = [(-4.71777*10^21)+(2.10263*(10^15)*x0)-(3.49196*(10^8)*(x0^2))+(28*x0^3)+(1.56321*(10^14)*y0)-(3.76035*(10^7)*x0*y0)-(1.16399*(10^8)*y0^2)+(28*x0*y0^2)+(1.11156*(10^15)*z0)-(2.6739*(10^8)*x0*z0)-(1.16399*(10^8)*z0^2)+(28*x0*z0^2;(-7.62057*10^20)+(1.56321*(10^14)*x0)-(1.88017*(10^7)*x0^2)+(1.16012*(10^15)*y0)-(2.32797*(10^8)*x0*y0)+(28*(x0^2)*y0)-(5.64052*(10^7)*y0^2)+(28*y0^3)+(1.7955*(10^14)*z0)-(2.6739*(10^8)*y0*z0)-(1.88017*(10^7)*z0^2)+(28*y0*z0^2);(-5.41882*(10^21)+(1.11156*(10^15)*x0)-(1.33695*(10^8)*x0^2)+(1.7955*(10^14)*y0)-(1.33695*(10^8)*y0^2)+(2.41161*(10^15)*z0)-(2.32797*(10^8)*x0*z0)+(28*(x0^2)*z0)-(3.76035*(10^7)*y0*z0)+(28*(y0^2)*z0)-(4.01085*(10^8)*z0^2)+(28*z0^3)]

x0 = [-5; -5]; y0=[1 1] z0=[1 1]

options=optimset('Display','iter');

[x0,y0,z0,fval] = fsolve(@myfun,x0,y0,z0,options) % Call solver

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

eqn1 = @(x0, y0, z0) (-4.71777*10^21)+(2.10263*(10^15)*x0)-(3.49196*(10^8)*(x0^2))+(28*x0^3)+(1.56321*(10^14)*y0)-(3.76035*(10^7)*x0*y0)-(1.16399*(10^8)*y0^2)+(28*x0*y0^2)+(1.11156*(10^15)*z0)-(2.6739*(10^8)*x0*z0)-(1.16399*(10^8)*z0^2)+(28*x0*z0^2);

eqn2 = @(x0, y0, z0) (-7.62057*10^20)+(1.56321*(10^14)*x0)-(1.88017*(10^7)*x0^2)+(1.16012*(10^15)*y0)-(2.32797*(10^8)*x0*y0)+(28*(x0^2)*y0)-(5.64052*(10^7)*y0^2)+(28*y0^3)+(1.7955*(10^14)*z0)-(2.6739*(10^8)*y0*z0)-(1.88017*(10^7)*z0^2)+(28*y0*z0^2);

eqn3 = @(x0, y0, z0) (-5.41882*(10^21)+(1.11156*(10^15)*x0)-(1.33695*(10^8)*x0^2)+(1.7955*(10^14)*y0)-(1.33695*(10^8)*y0^2)+(2.41161*(10^15)*z0)-(2.32797*(10^8)*x0*z0)+(28*(x0^2)*z0)-(3.76035*(10^7)*y0*z0)+(28*(y0^2)*z0)-(4.01085*(10^8)*z0^2)+(28*z0^3);

fun = @(x) [eqn1(x(1), x(2), x(3)); eqn2(x(1), x(2), x(3)); eqn3(x(1), x(2), x(3))];

now you can fsolve(fun, x0)

Answer 2

[Matt J]

Your initial guesses x0, y0, z0 should not be passed in separate scalar arguments to myfun (notice your myfun also accepts only a single input argument vector, as it should!). Also, fsolve will not return the solution vector components as separate scalar arguments.

[sermet]

could you write the codes I need please

[Matt J]

[solution,fval] = fsolve(@myfun,[x0,y0,z0],options) % Call solver