Yep, it's " y' " at first and not " y ". I didn't try under OS 1.20 (I have to find a pc under windows to install itAs the equation you wrote, I think it is "y'=ay+b,y,x", right?
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Yep, it's " y' " at first and not " y ". I didn't try under OS 1.20 (I have to find a pc under windows to install itAs the equation you wrote, I think it is "y'=ay+b,y,x", right?
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1: The mathematics shows that there are endless functions that express an value or another function.Hi.
I 'm afraid that there is no function or command that can transform what you want. I tried, but none of them can do.
 
  
					
					 
					
				
				
				
					
				
			
				
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  another method (for tests/exams: Take the Formula (if you have one an write an eActivity, so you can easily copy&paste it, if you need it later)
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[0 2x] [0 ] [3y-2x 0] [2 3y] ^ [1 ]= [5 0] (exemple is not a real one ^^) [5 0] [0 ] [0 2x]
 
					
				
				
				
					
				
			
				
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