Hi...
I have my ClassPad 400 and i can't figure out why can't I solve the following system of equations.
Solving A System Of Equations - Syntax Error
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PsySc0rpi0n
, Apr 01 2014 09:22 AM
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#1
Posted 01 April 2014 - 09:22 AM
#2
Posted 06 April 2014 - 09:03 AM
It seems the problem is with the polar form. I created a function called cc and simply converted it to rectangular form using compToRect (compToTrig also worked but yielded uglier results in Standard mode).
Then I calculated the equation system and converted one of the results to polar mode for example (tested in CP Manager 3.06; writing those I's with subscripts wasn't easy ). Verify if the result is correct or not.
Then I calculated the equation system and converted one of the results to polar mode for example (tested in CP Manager 3.06; writing those I's with subscripts wasn't easy ). Verify if the result is correct or not.
#3
Posted 10 April 2014 - 09:40 AM
Hi... I really appreciate your effort...
Actually, using the comptoRec built-in function, the results came out correctly... But I have already made some other calculations mixing complex numbers in both formats, rectangualr and polar and the results always came out correct.
And I also found out that the subscript numbers next to I are not very friendly in this situation. Actually even if I used the built-in function comtoRect and used the I index 1, 2 or whatever index i used, the results are not correct.
I ended up using regular variable letters like x, y, z and t!
The results for I1, I2, I3 and In are approximately:
I1=12.52|50.64�
I2=14.36|-136.4�
I3=7.03|113.8�
In=8.16|130.54�
What I have done was the following:
.
Actually, using the comptoRec built-in function, the results came out correctly... But I have already made some other calculations mixing complex numbers in both formats, rectangualr and polar and the results always came out correct.
And I also found out that the subscript numbers next to I are not very friendly in this situation. Actually even if I used the built-in function comtoRect and used the I index 1, 2 or whatever index i used, the results are not correct.
I ended up using regular variable letters like x, y, z and t!
The results for I1, I2, I3 and In are approximately:
I1=12.52|50.64�
I2=14.36|-136.4�
I3=7.03|113.8�
In=8.16|130.54�
What I have done was the following:
.
Edited by PsySc0rpi0n, 10 April 2014 - 09:41 AM.
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