I'm a teacher and I'm teaching my students about graphing trig functions. Well, they do not know about radians yet and I need to keep everything in degrees and would like to plot my graphs in degrees and show that the graph is in degrees on the axis, but I can't find a way to do this. Can anyone help me with this!

thanks,

Clinton

Hi,

I am trying to convert tan(z) to sum form using the convert(...,Sum) command and using some information from FunctionAdvisor.
The second operand of FunctionAdvisor( sum_form, tan) gives me the domain of validity.
I would like to use this info during the conversion as assumption, but it doesn't work for me.
(Of course, the first operand is the required sum form, I am just playing with maple).
Here is my problem:

Unfortunately piecewise() is a builtin so I can't see the library code.

I'm trying to construct a sequence of arguments to piecewise() programmatically, and to assign the result to a function but I just can't seem to set it up correctly.

I have a 10x18 matrix, each row of which will be used to define a piecewise linear function, so the columns in a row define the endpoint values of each line segment.

Essentially what I'm trying to do is the following (giving some Maple pseudo-code which doesn't work, but hopefully will get the idea across):

On page 99 of Dr. Euler's Fabulous Formula, Nahin says that:

int(int(`f`(s), s = 0 .. t), t = 0 .. x) = int(`f`(s)*(x-s), s = 0 .. x)

is true and I believe it, but I can't get Maple to confirm it.  How can I get Maple to agree with Nahin?  Are there assumptions that will make it happen?

Hi,

I want to evalute in degrees.

restart:with(Units[Natural]):

sin(45 * deg);  # it works

>alpha[1]:=4.25 * deg;
> theta[1]:=11.31 *deg;
> theta[2]:=78.69 *deg;
> alpha[2]:=-9.25 *deg;
> a:=1400.00;  #  a and b should be real values
> b:=509.90;

>-b*sin(alpha[2]+alpha[1]-beta[1]-theta[2])+b*sin(beta[1]-theta[2]):

Error, (in Units:-Standard:-+) the units `arcdeg` and `1` have incompatible dimensions

not working...

How to input the character underline('_') in Maple,for example,typing variable name "cs_e"?

The code generates lines parallel to the opposite side of a given triangle. How can I control the animation to stop at x=10 or not to go outside the triangle.

Fourier Series Expansions and it’s Coefficients question revised

Greetings

I've worked through a Fourier Series Expansion and it’s Coefficients and

have a better gasp at a how to explain my question.  If I'm giving a

repeating wave at (T) period of 10 seconds with amplitudes

At 14, 18.7,9,4.1,6.7,6,6.3,8.4,4,2.9 how can I find the Fourier Series

Expansions in Trigonometric form using Maple 11.  I’ve included an

Dear All,

I've just started using MapleTA and I'm exploring the Latex capabilities. The test question that I have constructed looks like:

\begin{question}{blanks}
\qutext{Test  \blank[formula]{\var{ans}} Test.}
\code{
$a2=Matrix([[1,2],[3,4]]);
$c=LinearAlgebra[MatrixInverse]($a2);
$a=rand(5,9,2);
$inc=int(rint(3)+2);
$b=$a-$inc;
$ans=int(10^$inc);
}
\end{question}
\end{topic}
 

However, I get the following error during latex conversion:

What practical limits are there to the size of a system of simultaneous nonlinear equations that fsolve() can solve?

I'm a new user with Maple. Please give me a clue about this, i tried search over HELP but i cannot find anything. My first question is: how can i get just a real solutions when i solve for an equation ( this one got 2 complex solutions ). The 2nd is about the linear system, I got ROOTOF solution, i think it came from the complex solution. Please download my maple file to take a look. Thank you.

Hallo everybody,

I am using maple 8 to numerically evaluate the roots of a 1d polynomial in a given interval. Does anyone know how to force fsolve to compute all the roots  in a given interval  and  not just a single one. Alternatively, does anyone know if it is possible to specify an interval to compute the roots with the solve command? Thank you in advance.