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I have a Mac...

edgar 669
July 09 2011
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    |\^/|     Maple 15 (APPLE UNIVERSAL OSX)
._|\|   |/|_. Copyright (c) Maplesoft, a division of Waterloo Maple Inc. 2011
 \  MAPLE  /  All rights reserved. Maple is a trademark of
 <____ ____>  Waterloo Maple Inc.
      |       Type ? for help.
> (a+3)^17;
                                          17
                                   (a + 3)

> expand(%);
 17       16         15          14           13            12            11
a   + 51 a   + 1224 a   + 18360 a   + 192780 a   + 1503684 a   + 9022104 a

                 10              9              8               7
     + 42532776 a   + 159497910 a  + 478493730 a  + 1148384952 a

                   6               5               4               3
     + 2192371272 a  + 3288556908 a  + 3794488740 a  + 3252418920 a

                   2
     + 1951451352 a  + 731794257 a + 129140163

> 
 

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G A Edgar

JavaViewLib...

edgar 669
June 25 2011
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see post here ... http://www.mapleprimes.com/posts/89752-JavaViewLib 

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G A Edgar

work-around...

edgar 669
May 21 2011
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Assumed variables get new names, using the old name beta doesn't change the new name I guess.

 

work-around:

assign(beta,1);

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G A Edgar

more explanation...

edgar 669
April 14 2011
1 1

Writing e^x for the exponential function is your error.  It is very common among beginners with Maple, and still is found occasionally among experienced users of Maple.

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G A Edgar

my answer...

edgar 669
October 18 2010
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Instead of all those "assumes" I prefer to do it more directly...

morley.mw

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G A Edgar

Or do you mean this?...

edgar 669
July 13 2010
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p := x^4-4*x^3+2*x^2+3*x;
   p := x^4-4*x^3+2*x^2+3*x


solve(p,x);
   0, 3, 1/2+(1/2)*5^(1/2), 1/2-(1/2)*5^(1/2)


%[3];
   1/2+(1/2)*5^(1/2)

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G A Edgar

matrices...

edgar 669
May 27 2010
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Did you mean matrices as opposed to Matrices? As I recall, you can use evalm(A+B) if you don't want to look up the syntax --- G A Edgar

why not?...

edgar 669
April 23 2010
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To see what is going on, start with something simpler and look at the answers. Say: k := n+p; j:=subs({p=mu/n},k); m1:=subs({n=-((sigma)^(2))/(p*(p-1))},j); v :=subs({n=-((sigma)^(2))/(p*(p-1))},k); m2 := subs({p=mu/n},v); --- G A Edgar

note...

edgar 669
April 11 2010
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In your code, if there is a string 7777 then it counts as only one triple. That is one way to count them... But does it work right for 777555 or does it miss the second triple? --- G A Edgar

What he said. Look up...

edgar 669
April 07 2010
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What he said. Look up "chain rule" in your calculus text. The required conditions should be spelled out. --- G A Edgar

Formulas: f := sqrt(x) ...

edgar 669
April 05 2010
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Formulas: f := sqrt(x) and g := -sqrt(x+4)-18 What next? Can you plot just one? --- G A Edgar

For example...

edgar 669
April 02 2010
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For example (x-3)/(x-6)/(x+2) --- G A Edgar

MacOS...

edgar 669
April 02 2010
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This bug occurs in the MacOS version of Maple 13.02, too. (Or at least some bug: the dialog flashed on the screen too fast to read, so maybe it wasn't losing connection to kernel.) --- G A Edgar

The general solution of the...

edgar 669
March 10 2010
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The general solution of the Bessel equation is f(x) = A*BesselJ(v,x)+B*BesselY(v,x) where A and B are arbitrary constants. So perhaps the particular f you need has some additional information to let you determine A and B for your case. For example, if you know that f is continuous at 0, then B=0. (I assumed v is an integer.) --- G A Edgar

lprint...

edgar 669
February 16 2010
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Perhaps with lprint() ? Of course it depends on what you want to get. --- G A Edgar
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