I've just registered my copy of maple and I'm trying to figure out how to use it to find the arc length of a curve on a given integral. My function is: upper limit 0, lower limit -3; and after the integral sign, the square root of 1+4x^2 dx.

-JerJohn123

Hi,

I have a pretty simple problem. Given the following set of responses to a "yes (y)/no (n)" question, create a pie chart and a bar chart.

y, y, n, n, n, y, y, n, n, n, y, y 

I would like solution that does not involve coding the data, say y = 1 and n = 0. I am aware of the BarChart and ColumnChart commands in the Statistics package, but I can't seem to get them to work with nonnumeric data. Is there an easy way to do this?

The folks at Grand Valley State University have posted a nice set of Maple tutorial videos on YouTube.  The videos have been designed for students taking 200-level math courses, but they are certainly suitable for anyone who is either new to Maple, or looking for a refresher.

Enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL81C1945FA962279F

Bryon

Hi,

Is there any  function  in maple to compute the SVD of a matrix  using jacobi method? Or anybody has maple code to do so?

b) Define a procedure f(x, y) which returns −1 if x < y and 1 if

Hi friends,

I am running an application which consumes big memory and the result was given smoothly 

but after 5 hours I running the program again but in the middle of calculation the maple give message show  I got this error:

Execution stopped: Memory allocation failed! Please see 

Hi,

I am currently writing a Python program which takes a Maple Worksheet and evaluate the commands in the terminal version of Maple. However, I have trouble figuring out how the input is formatted. As an example I have following XML code in a .mw file:

<Input><Text-field prompt="&gt; " style="Maple Input" layout="Normal">
<Equation executable="true" style="2D Input" input-equation="A := 4;" 
display="LUklbXJvd0c2Iy9JK21vZHVsZW5hbWVHNiJJLFR5cGVzZXR0aW5n\

Dear guys!

I want to solve this system:

> c := 1: RC := 0.03: h := 1: m := 0.3:

> a := H(z)^2/(1+z)-h^2*(m*(1+z)^2+2*RC/(1+z));

> ode1 := diff(H(z),z) = (H(z)^4/((1+z)^2)+m*(1+z)*h^2*H(z)^2-2*m^2*h^4*(1+z)^4)/(2*H(z)*a) - (2*H(z)*h^2*RC)/(a*(1+z)^2) + (2*RC*h^2*(1+z)/(c*H(z)^2*a))*(H(z)^2/(1+z)^2-(H(z)^2/(1+z)-m*h^2*(1+z)^2)^2/(4*RC*h^2))^(3/2):

> ode2 := diff(M(z),z)=3*M(z)/(1+z)-2*M(z)*diff(H(z),z)/H(z):

> sys := {ode1, ode2}:

Dear all! I have 2 different lists:

ch1 := [[0.1e-1, -.56], [0.25e-1, -.57], [0.35e-1, -.555], [.115, -.43], [.16, -.3], [.195, -.24], [.28, -.155], [.315, -0.25e-1], [.32, -0.85e-1], [.41, .19], [.425, .11], [.425, .425], [.425, .43], [.425, .44], [.43, .12], [.43, .265], [.43, .405], [.43, .445], [.435, .295], [.435, .38], [.465, .44], [.5, .29], [.505, .31], [.505, .395], [.51, .37]];

ch2 := [[0.3e-1, -.5], [0.5e-1, .575], [.11, .495], [.15, -.295], [.19, -.33...

I want to plot the data with some error bars. I have tried the errorbar( ) function but it doesn't work. May I know what is the problem ?

Hi,

I have a quick question. I'm using OpenMaple under C and I am calling the "latex" function. I cannot get its output :( When checking the textCallback function, I get the command back as output (latex(%)). How could I solve this issue?

Regards,

Remus.

I don't know why maple can't solve this PDE

> restart;

> PDE := 4.2000*10^6*(diff(u[1](x, t), t))-.445*(diff(u[1](x, t), x, x))+4200.*u[1](x, t)+464.82-20836.*x-15.832*t+4.0442*10^5*x^2+2953.7*x*t+0.14631e-1*t^2+9.6788*10^6*x^3-2.7139*10^5*x^2*t-.99786*x*t^2+0.15902e-4*t^3-1.0085*10^9*x^4-6.3082*10^6*x^3*t-1069.3*x^2*t^2-0.15006e-1*x*t^3-3.9073*10^(-8)*t^4+2.3478*10^10*x^5+2.5874*10^8*x^4*t+1.2265*10^5*x^3*t^2+2.9028*x^2*t^3+0.17521e-4*x*t^4+1.9407*10^(-11...

I've been trying to find a way to plot error bars in a polar coordinate system. Using ErrorPlot i can display my data with error bars in cartesian coordinates but the usual option 'coords=polar' doesn't seem to be followed. Perversely, the option 'axiscoordinates=polar' does work in ErrorPlot, so i just get a cartesian plot of my data sitting on top of a polar axis. Is there a way to plot my data with errors in a polar basis?

I have had this problem on all of my computers ever since Maple 11, I believe. No matter the number of points in a spacecurve or DEplot3d command, the graph comes out with gaps. For example, this is the output from Maple 14:

Hi,
Consider the following DEQ:

x*y'+2y=1

Maple can solve this without problems with dsolve. But I want to use the Mellin Transformation for this, similar to the more common laplace transformation. The last step, the transformation back to the x-domain, does not work. Any idea why?

restart:with(inttrans);
mellin(x*diff(y(x),x)+2*y(x)=1,x,s);
solve(%,mellin(y(x),x,s));
invmellin(%,s,x);

Thanks