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I have a matrix of my data and I want to use it as an input for my other function for my rest of calculation and plot it without doing it manually. Here is my matrix:

\begin{array}{cc} 100 & 3.27114 \\ 105 & 3.4544 \\ 110 & 3.64229 \\ 115 & 3.83686 \\ 120 & 4.04131 \\ 125 & 4.20915 \\ 130 & 4.38971 \\ 135 & 4.53569\\ 140 & 4.67398\\ 145 & 4.80186 \\ 150 & 4.9105 \\ \end{array}

The first column be the x and second y, now I want to have a table for various value of a function of $\Omega [x,y]$ for given [x,y]matrix. Or plot $\Omega[x,y]$ vs x for given matrix.

p.s: I originally got the matrix from FindRoot command: $Temp[x, y, \mu_ ]:= T /. FindRoot[ Log[\epsilon ^2 \Gamma BAR[x, y , \mu]/Hubb[x, y, \mu]] == 0, {y, 4}][[1]]$ $Tab10 = Table[{x, Temp[1, x, 0]}, {x, 100, 150, 5}]$

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data = {{100, 3.27114}, {105, 3.4544}, {110, 3.64229}, {115, 
3.83686}, {120, 4.04131}, {125, 4.20915}, {130, 4.38971}, {135, 
4.53569}, {140, 4.67398}, {145, 4.80186}, {150, 4.9105}}
Map[Apply[f, #] &, data]
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  • $\begingroup$ noting the fact that my function has 3 variables and the data table just giving 2 first variables does it work? $\endgroup$
    – ShS
    Commented Oct 26, 2016 at 3:40
  • $\begingroup$ Never mind I got it and yes, I didn’t know about Map command thanks. $\endgroup$
    – ShS
    Commented Oct 26, 2016 at 4:03
  • $\begingroup$ done :D new in this place and thanks for the guideline. @Alan $\endgroup$
    – ShS
    Commented Nov 3, 2016 at 5:11

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