You have 44 equations in 41 variables and Maple would tell you, that in
your case it is inconsistent.
Denote M you matrix matcosdir and v = Fexternas+Rvinculo.
Then you use LinearAlgebra[LinearSolve] to solve the linear equations
M . x = - v, your 'Normales' then is that x (if there is some, there
may be none and there may be lower-dimensional spaces as solution and
there may be exactly 1).
with(LinearAlgebra);
LinearSolve(M,-v);
Error, (in LinearAlgebra:-LA_Main:-LinearSolve) inconsistent system
Actually you can check it (theoretical):
interface(rtablesize=50); # displays larger matrices
ReducedRowEchelonForm(<M|-v>): # cf. help + Math books (help is vague)
map(fnormal,%,3): # you only have 3 Digits
simplify(%,zero): identify(%);
or
GaussianElimination(M);
Your matrix then is zero in the last lines, while your v is not:
it is like solving 0*x=1 for x.
PS: your sheet is another example of the incredible uglyness of
the 'standard' worksheets, it does not even allow to save in a
reasonable format as *.wms ... what a shame for Maple.
This is why I usually refuse too look at *.mw (which unfortunately is
used by beginners).
I'm sorry thanks very much. I noticed What you said, I was making a mistake, I have 44 unknowns and 44 equations, the 3 other unknowns are in the Vector "Rvinculo", in consecuence in vector "v:=" that's why I don't know how to solve it....
With the system M.x=-v I have 41 unknowns in vector x and 3 unknowns more in vector -v
inconsistent
I'm sorry thanks very much.
I'm sorry thanks very much. I noticed What you said, I was making a mistake, I have 44 unknowns and 44 equations, the 3 other unknowns are in the Vector "Rvinculo", in consecuence in vector "v:=" that's why I don't know how to solve it....
With the system M.x=-v I have 41 unknowns in vector x and 3 unknowns more in vector -v
Thanks a lot!
SOLVED CORRECTLY!!!
Problem SOlved :D
Thanks a lot for your help!!
glad to here it helped :-)
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