On my pc Maple docs are here. Or are you asking about windows File History?

If memory serves me correctly, I think I specified Home User. As I have a Personal Edition license.

Hope this is correct
 

Download Fun-Angles.mw

In you expression

test := subs(a = 2, x^2/2 + x*a + a^2*ln(x - a))

ln(x-a) becomes complex with x<a.

I dont know is this is the Clifford package you mean. I found this on last friday. Index of /12/eng/files/st_files/kyrchei/kyr_files/Maple Package

You can set the number of digits displayed on the screen using for eample

interface(displayprecision=5)

This does not affect the accuracy of calculation set by Digits

I use 4k Video Downloader. There is a free version of it. AFAIK if you are not redestributing the videos so purely for you own use it is not a problem. 

There are  a couple you tube chanels I use. Insights into Mathematics and Wild Egg Maths. I downloaded most of the videos. About 3 weeks ago both chanels were hacked and all the content was gone.So far only Wild egg maths has been restored.

Basically if you value it get you own copy.

I tried setting transparency to 0 but that didn't work. I used plottools:-point as a work around.

L:=plottools:-line([0,0],[0,3],color="blue"):
c1:=plottools:-disk([0,1],.1):
c2:=plottools:-disk([0,2],.1,color="green",transparency=0):
c3:=plottools:-point([0,1],symbol=solidcircle,symbolsize=45,color="red");
plots:-display([L,c1,c2,c3],scaling=constrained,axes=none)

I answered something similar in 2016. I don't have the time right now to investicate you example.

How to take derivative of sum? - MaplePrimes

10:55-10:10 =45
11:58-10:55=63
9 divides 45 and 63

so 9

Use align and \n (within the text) as an option in textplot or textplot3d. This is just a quick example.

with(plots);with(plottools)
A:=[0,0,0];C[1]:=[1,1,1]
plt1:=point([A,C[1]],symbol=solidcircle,symbolsize=16,color=blue)
plt2:=textplot3d([ [A[],"A",align={above,right}] , [C[1][],typeset("C[1]=\n",C[1]),align={below,left}] ]):

display(plt1,plt2)

One way of doing it.

Download 2024-09-18_A_Find_DC_geometry.mw

180-2m+60+k = 2n+40+k  implies m+n=100  so m=100-n

m+40+n+x=180

100-n+40+n+x=180

therefore x=40

Looking at it.ABC is half the area and ABE is quater the area. Draw a vertical line from E intersects the diagonal midpoint at say G. Triangle ABF and EGF are similar. with a 4;1 area ratio. So the horizontal coordinate of F is 2/3 AE. also ABF+EGF is quater of the total area.

The triangle EGC area.  is 1/8 of the total area so 3cm^2.

ABF+2* EGF would be 6 (quater of the total area) 

EGF would be 1/6 of that =1. So  total area of 4.

Could you put the zip file on One Drive Google Docs or Dropbox for example and have a link to it it in your post.