To enter an initial value for the solver, use the syntax Var=Guess.
To dene the closed interval [Val1, Val2], use the syntax Var=Val1…Val2.
Examples:
solve(x^2-3=1) returns {-2,2}
solve({x^2-3=1, x+2=0},x) returns {-2}
solve(x^2-(LN(x)+5)=0, x=2) and solve(x^2–(LN(x)+5)=0, x=2…3) both return
2.42617293082
Zeros
With an expression as argument, returns the real zeros of the expression; that is, the solutions when the
expression is set equal to zero.
With a list of expressions as argument, returns the matrix where the rows are the real solutions of the system
formed by setting each expression equal to zero.
zeros(Expr,[Var]) or zeros({Expr1, Expr2,…},[{Var1, Var2,…}])
Example:
zeros(x^2-4) returns [-2 2]
Complex Solve
Returns a list of the complex solutions to a polynomial equation or a set of polynomial equations.
cSolve(Eq,[Var]) or cSolve({Eq1, Eq2,…}, [Var])
Example:
cSolve(x^4-1=0, x) returns {1 -1 -i i}
Complex Zeros
With an expression as argument, returns a vector containing the complex zeros of the expression; that is, the
solutions when the expression is set equal to zero.
With a list of expressions as argument, returns the matrix where the rows are the complex solutions of the
system formed by setting each expression equal to zero.
cZeros(Expr,[Var] or cZeros({Expr1, Expr2,…},[{Var1, Var2,…}])
Example:
cZeros(x^4-1) returns [1 -1 -i i]
CAS menu 371
Komentarze do niniejszej Instrukcji