I need to numerically solve a 2nd order ode in maple and compare the numerically solved DE with the analytical solution by finding the error and plotting it as a function of time. I know how to solve the DE numerically in maple using dsolve(......, numeric), for example, sol :=dsolve({D(y)(t)=t^2-sin(y(t)),y(0)=1},y(t),type=numeric); and then out comes the solution as a procedure, sol := proc(rkf45_t) ... end sol(2); [t=2, y(t)=2.156829]

I have problem with following question:

"You are given two functions: h(x) = (x+2)^2 - 15x - 30 and L(x) = qx, where q is any real number. Find the value(s) of the parameter q such that the area of the region enclosed by these two functions is equal to 1000."

Here is what I have done so far:

1) declare (and display) both functions:

h := proc (x) options operator, arrow; (x+2)^2-15*x-30 end proc; L := proc (x) options operator, arrow; q*x end proc; plot([h(x), subs(q = 5, L(x)), subs(q = -25, L(x))], x = -20 .. 20, y = -200 .. 500)

I got this access file that I have mounted on the Microsoft SQLServer 2008 Express.
After a lot of problems (username, passwords, jarfiles, urls, jdbc drivers etc etc )
I have managed to get it to work (only blue text yippeieee) but when I run
Database:-QueryBuilder(connection) I get :

Error, (in Database:-QueryBuilder) could not get data for 'name', this option may not be supported with the current database system.

i have two lists, and i want to merge them together and then put them in order.
Can any1 help me?

[[1,15,21],[5,7,33]]

 

I have been looking in Maple User Manual on how to create tables. It does describe how to do it manually going from cell to cell. What I am looking for is however a way to do it more automatically, like for example in Microsoft Excel, where you only need to write the formula in one cell and then copy down the formula to the rest of the cells in the actual column by dragging. I know Maple doesn't work the same way, I just want the proces automated ...

 

I've got a system of ODEs I need to solve for dependant variables phi(t) and a(t) with independant variable t.(appologies, it's a bit messy; the maple tag isn't making things render nicely)

dsys := {(D(D(phi)))(t)+3*a(t)*(D(phi))(t)/(D(a))(t)+dOm(phi(t), a(t)) = 0, a(1000) = sqrt(2*sqrt((8*Pi^3*(1/45))*To)*1000), phi(1000) = 12*M^(alpha+4)*alpha*g^2*sqrt(8*Pi^3*(1/45))*To^((1/2)*alpha-1)*10^(1/(alpha+2)), (D(a))(t) = sqrt(RhoDE(phi(t), a(t))+RhoM(a(t))+RhoR(a(t)))*a(t...

I'm trying to find out whether or not Maple V R5 can plot a polynomial with a specified area under the curve shaded.

Any other "old timers" here?

Cheers,

 ~ Mark Morse (Tutor), Seattle Central Community College

 

so i need to check that these solutions are in fact solutions. they are obviously very close but i can't get the boolean output to be "true".

eqn1:=tan(x)=x;
N:=10;
soln_array:=Array(1..N):
for m from 1 to N do
this_soln:=fsolve( eqn1 , x=(m-1/2)*Pi..(m+1/2)*Pi );
soln_array[m]:=[this_soln, tan(this_soln)];
end do:
soln_array;
for m from 1 to N do
this_soln:=fsolve( eqn1 , x=(m-1/2)*Pi..(m+1/2)*Pi );
evalb(simplify(tan(this_soln)-this_soln)=0);
end do;

Hi, continuing on from my previous question. The question now is that how many times do I need to roll the dice to have at least 1 one, 2 twos, 3 threes, 4 fours, 5 fives, and 6 sixes.

 

Thanks for all the help!

Can Maple embed ActiveX objects ?

such as discussed here www.quaccess.com/index.html

I want to plot y=f(x) where f(x) may be in the form: f(x) = kx... I need to supply several values, or parameters, for the constant k. For example, k=2,4,8,10. If I can get someone's help on this plotting question, I think I'll be on my way to figuring out other issues using the Mable Help menus. I'm a self-study student, so I don't have a professor to check with. Thx. (I realize this is extremely simple)

It has been a while since my last post.  I'm sorry about that, but I have been busy trying to the fix bugs reported as part of the Maple Beta program.  I'm also running low of good parallel programming topics.  So, as always, if you have topics you'd like to hear about (or hear more about) feel free to ask.

Today I am going to post a brief note about a blog that I find quite interesting.

Cliff Click Jr's Blog: http://blogs.azulsystems.com/cliff/

In principle I think this should be pretty easy. I need to make a MAPLE code that uses loops and arrays to carry out the prcedure described here: http://people.revoledu.com/kardi/tutorial/ContinuedFraction/Decimal-Fraction-Conversion.htm