linera solver and cas
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01-01-2016, 10:25 PM
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linera solver and cas
Hi,
happy new year ! I know there is a linear solver app, but it's limited to number, and I wanted to see how I can play with cas with linear system. system is : 2x-a*y=2 -x-2y=-1 I typed linsolve([2*x-a*y=2 -x-2*y=-1],[x y]) and cas gave me : [1 0] But expected result was -1/(2+a) and (a+4)/(a+2) Ok... let's try with solve() that is a little bit the swiss knife of cas. first of all, lets try with a basic system : solve(3*x+2*y=1 AND 3*x-y=2 , {x,y}) return {[5/9 -1/3]} which is correct ! I was very enthousiatic! then I tried : solve(2*x-a*y=2 AND -x-2*y=-1, {x,y}) but I got {[1 0]} something look wrong, any idea ? |
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01-02-2016, 08:50 AM
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RE: linera solver and cas
[1,0] is correct, check your equations!
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01-02-2016, 04:21 PM
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RE: linera solver and cas
Solving by substitution, we have x=(1-2*y).
"Plugging" x=(1-2*y) into the other equation and solving for "y", we have: 2*(1-2*y)-a*y=2 --> 2-4*y-a*y=2 --> (-4-a)*y=0 --> y=0 (a<>-4). Now "plugging" this y-value back into either equation and solving for "x", we have x=1. Hence the Prime is correct. Best, Aries ;-) |
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01-02-2016, 09:32 PM
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RE: linera solver and cas
yes, you are right, I made mistake while copying equation.
both solve() and linsolve() perfectly works. sorry... |
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