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RPN - Solve - Magnus512 - 10-06-2016 04:42 AM I'm going to write about some topic here The RPN in CAS mode is going to be implemented in the future ? The solve comand doesn't work for this http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Calculators/Solve-function/m-p/5793790#M6767 And the last thing. Is there any chance to know if theres a new calculator in the way ? Something like HP50g succesor? RE: RPN - Solve - retoa - 10-06-2016 06:50 AM (10-06-2016 04:42 AM)Magnus512 Wrote: The solve comand doesn't work for this You are using capital letters, which always have an assigned value. You should use unassigned variables. RE: RPN - Solve - Magnus512 - 10-06-2016 03:38 PM (10-06-2016 06:50 AM)retoa Wrote:(10-06-2016 04:42 AM)Magnus512 Wrote: The solve comand doesn't work for this I'm not ussing capital letters RE: RPN - Solve - retoa - 10-06-2016 09:40 PM (10-06-2016 03:38 PM)Magnus512 Wrote:(10-06-2016 06:50 AM)retoa Wrote: You are using capital letters, which always have an assigned value. You should use unassigned variables. Sorry, you are right, I looked at the wrong picture... RE: RPN - Solve - roadrunner - 10-06-2016 10:22 PM I believe Magnus is wondering why solve((x^2-6*x+(7/x)+p) = 0,x) returns empty brackets on the Prime while returning: x = 2*(√(-3*(p-12))*cos((asin((3*(2*p-9)*√(3)/(2*(12-p)^(3/2))))/3)+(π/6))+3)/3 or x = -2*(√(-3*(p-12))*sin((asin((3*(2*p-9)*√(3)/(2*(12-p)^(3/2))))/3)+(π/3))-3)/3 or x = 2*(√(-3*(p-12))*sin((asin((3*(2*p-9)*√(3)/(2*(12-p)^(3/2))))/3))+3)/3 on the ti-nspire cx cas. -road RE: RPN - Solve - Magnus512 - 10-06-2016 11:41 PM (10-06-2016 10:22 PM)roadrunner Wrote: I believe Magnus is wondering why solve((x^2-6*x+(7/x)+p) = 0,x) returns empty brackets on the Prime while returning: Exactly, I mean why ? RE: RPN - Solve - roadrunner - 10-09-2016 12:33 PM (10-06-2016 11:41 PM)Magnus512 Wrote: Exactly, I mean why ? That question has been discussed on this forum before. I do know that when you try that equation in Xcas it gives this: "Warning! Algebraic extension not implemented yet for poly [1,-6,p,7]", emphasis added. Perhaps a promise of future implementation? -road |