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changed: - How do I find the n-root of a number? You can do it symbolically or numerically. \begin{axiom} nthRoot(4, 7) nthRoot(4.0, 7) \end{axiom} How do I solve inequalites? FriCAS lacks support for this. How do I find the angle in a scalar product? Degrees and radians. Homework! Program the mathematical formula and you are done. Is it possible to find the logarithm with base 10, 2 and 3 etc? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logarithm#Change_of_base In FriCAS 'log' denotes the natural logarithm and '%e' denotes 'exp(1)'. \begin{axiom} log %e \end{axiom} The lenght of a vector? Just enter the formula. \begin{axiom} v := vector [1,3,-5] len := sqrt dot(v,v) \end{axiom} How can I rewrite a expression to with respect to a variable? For example v=H*r and to make axiom rewrite this as r=H/r? Solve for it. \begin{axiom} )clear prop v solve(v=H*r, r) \end{axiom} And I guess lcm is defined for only 2 numbers and not 3? You can compute the lcm of a list of values. \begin{axiom} lst := [n for n in 1..10] lcm lst \end{axiom} I realize that this is a lot of questions, so it is completely okay if you answer each questions short. I have tried a lot on my own, but need hints to understand the whole picture. I will also try to understand the coding of the programme afterwards:)It took me a short time to become natural with the programme, so thanks a lot!
You can do it symbolically or numerically.
nthRoot(4,7)
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nthRoot(4.0,7)
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FriCAS? lacks support for this.
Homework! Program the mathematical formula and you are done.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logarithm#Change_of_base
In FriCAS? log
denotes the natural logarithm and %e
denotes exp(1)
.
log %e
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Just enter the formula.
v := vector [1,3, -5]
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len := sqrt dot(v,v)
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Solve for it.
)clear prop v
solve(v=H*r,r)
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You can compute the lcm of a list of values.
lst := [n for n in 1..10]
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lcm lst
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I realize that this is a lot of questions, so it is completely okay if you answer each questions short. I have tried a lot on my own, but need hints to understand the whole picture. I will also try to understand the coding of the programme afterwards:)It took me a short time to become natural with the programme, so thanks a lot!