How to plot equal equation at with 2 variable at each side. hard to simplift

% Plot the graph of Relatioship between Ts and Albedo

albedo = 0 : 0.05 : 1;

-900.*(1-albedo)==332.5-(y.^4).*(5.3865*10^-8)-((y-294.15)./3)-((306.15-y)./0.016);

plot(albedo,y);grid;

title ('Relatioship between Ts and Albedo')

xlabel('Albedo Percentage (%)')

ylabel('Temperature (K)')

legend('Roof Surface Temperature')

Answer 1

[Torsten]

For each value of albedo, you get 4 values for y that satisfy

-900.*(1-albedo)==332.5-(y.^4).*(5.3865*10^-8)-((y-294.15)./3)-((306.15-y)./0.016);     

It's up to you to decide which value is the correct one for your purpose.

% Plot the graph of Relatioship between Ts and Albedo 
albedo = 0 : 0.05 : 1;
for i=1:numel(albedo)
  y = roots([-5.3865*10^-8 0 0 -1/3+1/0.016 900.*(1-albedo(i))+332.5+294.15/3-306.15/0.016]);
  error = -900.*(1-albedo(i))-(332.5-(y.^4).*(5.3865*10^-8)-((y-294.15)./3)-((306.15-y)./0.016));
  Y3(i) = y(3);
  Y4(i) = y(4);
end
plot(albedo,[Y3;Y4]);grid;
title ('Relatioship between Ts and Albedo')
xlabel('Albedo Percentage (%)')
ylabel('Temperature (K)')
legend('Roof Surface Temperature')