Hello, 

I am trying to plot an equation with mape,

I give the foloowing comand but I receive a warning which I do not know how to deal with it, I wil be thankful if you can help me.

these are the command and wanring:

plot(eval ((6), {n=10, m=1},k=0.1..0.2)

warning, expecting only range variable k in expression.....

Dear Mapleprimes members,

I am trying to understand some known classical theorems of geometry (thales intersection thm, ceva, menelaus ) from the perspective of affine geometry and projective geometry.(my paper/pencil work is ok.. But I would like to use  Maple to visualize -if possible - geometrically some theorems and properties in a graph)

How could I do it in maple? Where may I get some examples?

thank you,

JeanJ

There are still several bugs resulting from the MaplePrimes update last week which you may not be aware of.

1. The list "All Recent Posts & Questions" is not in the correct order. It is ordered by the time of creation of the Post or Question. It should be ordered by the time of the most recent update to the thread. In other words, the top seven entries in "All Recent Post & Questions" should be the seven entries of "Active Conversations".
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Hi there,

How can I get gridlines in my plots in Maple TA? Se eg. the source of the following question:

Thanks alot in advance!

mode=Multiple Choice@
name=Grafen for den afledede@
comment=@
editing=useHTML@
solution=@
algorithm=$r = rint(3);
$f1 = rint(3);
$f2 = rint(3);
condition: ne($r,$f1);
condition: ne($r,$f2);
condition: ne($f1,$f2);
$rf = switch($r,x^2,cos(x),x);
$ff1 = switch($f1,x^2,cos(x),x);
$ff2 = switch($f2,x^2,cos(x),x);
$fm = mathml("$rf");
$opgaveplot = plotmaple("plot($rf,x=-10..10), plotdevice='gif', plotoptions='height=250,
width=250'");
$rplot=plotmaple("plot(diff($rf,x),x=-10..10), plotdevice='gif', plotoptions='height=250,
width=250'");
$fplot1=plotmaple("plot(diff($ff1,x),x=-10..10), plotdevice='gif', plotoptions='height=250,
width=250'");
$fplot2=plotmaple("plot(diff($ff2,x),x=-10..10), plotdevice='gif', plotoptions='height=250,
width=250'");@
uid=61d45fb9-b1cc-4e0b-a986-9bbb24985734@
privacy=10@
allowRepublish=false@
description=@
difficulty=0.0@
modifiedBy=669aa1fb-4bde-408c-ae4d-6fa47454164c@
school=d1f34b37-d475-429f-b82f-5a0479c33756@
attributeAuthor=true@
numberOfAttempts=1@
numberOfAttemptsLeft=1@
numberOfTryAnother=0@
numberOfTryAnotherLeft=0@
question=<p>
Betragt funktion f(x) = $fm og dens graf herunder.&nbsp;</p>
<p style="text-align: center; ">
$opgaveplot</p>
<p style="text-align: center; ">
&nbsp;</p>
<p>
Angiv hvilken af følgende figurer repræsenterer grafen for funktionen?</p>
@
answer=1@
choice.1=$rplot@
choice.2=$fplot1@
choice.3=$fplot2@
choice.4=Ingen af dem@
choice.5=Der er flere rigtige@
fixed=@

Earlier this week, we updated MaplePrimes with some fairly extensive changes that improved site performance. While MaplePrimes behaved as expected for most, a few people experienced some problems logging in, and a few other issues were also reported. If you are a MaplePrimes member inconvenienced by these issues, I apologize and thank you for your patience, and also for reporting the problems. I've had some conversations with a few different members, and your help in describing and diagnosing the problems is very much appreciated.

We have been working hard to resolve these problems, and I'm happy to report that most have now been taken care of.

• The log-in function now works as expected across all browsers. If you are still having problems, you can visit http://www.mapleprimes.com/logout.aspx to force a log-out and reset your browser cookies for MaplePrimes, which will also correct the problem going forward.
  
  
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There are a handful of smaller problems that we continue to work through, and if you notice any other issues, please continue to let us know, either by posting here on MaplePrimes, or by contacting me directly.

Bryon

I can post answers, but those are not shown

PS: would have done at other threads - but as alreyd said ...

PPS: how about testing? grrrrrrrrrr .......

Earlier today, we posted an update to MaplePrimes that introduces some improvements, and also addresses a few issues. The most significant & noticeable improvements are speed related, and the performance of virtually every function/page on MaplePrimes has been improved dramatically.  The average increase is approximately 2x, but some pages (for example, Recent Questions or Unanswered Questions) benefit from much greater increases!

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There were a variety of smaller issues corrected as well.

We hit a couple of small bumps in the road during the implementation of the update (for example, there was a temporary issue where replies or answers didn't work), but we believe these have been taken care of. If you encounter any additional issues, please let us know.

We hope that these enhancements and fixes continue to make MaplePrimes more enjoyable to use, and I'm looking forward to your feedback!

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I can't post any Replies or Answers. It acts like they are being posted, but they just disappear. I've tried both in IE and Firefox.

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