Hey,

    I'm doing a little experimenting on Maple and I want to display 3 Matrixes side by side with text explaining what is what. I have a for cycle in which 5 sets of 3 matrixes are made. And my goal is to display each of the 5 sets.
How would I go about doing that? I've tried the following:

display(Array(print(cat("Matriz A", k, AA[k])), print(cat("Matriz B", k, BB[k])), print(cat("Matriz D", k, DD[k]))))

But with this I end up getting this instead of what I want:

http://i.imgur.com/p087Upr.png

Any ideas are welcome, thanks in advance.

Rafael.

Hey all,

The title is probably very poorly explained and doesn't make much sense at all, but here goes nothing:

I define at the start of my .mw file that M:=1, but I need to be able to change it in order to run multiple different iterations.

So what I've come up with so far is a way to get a variable ammount of equations named "eqc(1,3,5,...)" The number of equations I get is equal to the M defined in the beggining. How would I go about solving this?
To give you an idea of something to work with:

So basically I'd need to solve as many of these eqc equations as I get. If I change M to, lets say 30, I'd need to solve 30 equations. This solve option above doesn't work and I've messed around with Vectors and Matrixes but I honesly have no idea what I'm doing there, so I thought best to seek out help.

Thanks in advance, Rafael.

Hey,

I'm trying to make a sum of only odd numbers regarding 2 functions and I've come up with what I assume is a terrible way to do it...

So basically what I want to write is this:

And this should give me something like this:

This works, what I have now. The thing is I need to be able to add and subtract terms in order to compare with other stuff and it just seems so inefficient right now.

Thanks in advance!