Hello

I have spent hours on solving the below equation on MathCad or Excel....however got nowhere

Can anyone please able to help me?

As you can see in the equation below, I have to plot the value of hc but its located on both right and left side of the equation. All other variable (ao, f and v etc.) are constants.



Please help if you can.

Thank you

The equation it's not visible, could you attach a SMath file to the post?

However you can use the solve function (here there is an example for an implicit equation)


regards,

w3b5urf3r

Many thanks for your response.

I have never used SMath but will try attaching the Excel file for your reference.

Thanks however for mention about this Solve equation...I will have a look at this.

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Wrote

Many thanks for your response.

I have never used SMath but will try attaching the Excel file for your reference.

Thanks however for mention about this Solve equation...I will have a look at this.

You're welcome

I attach here the SMath solution for your question.


best regards,

w3b5urf3r

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Excellent, thanks w3b5urf3r! That answer is close to what I was looking for!

This program looks very simple to use.


One more question: In the above example, I assumed that hc is not a function of any other additional variable. What if, in the same equation, variable f is a function of x (like f=2x, where x range from 0 to 1 (0, 0.1, 0.2, 0.3..1). Can we then plot hc as a function of x on a graph using SMath?

Thank you for your help and please only suggest answer to my question if it does not take too much of your time. I truly appreciate your help and time.

Wrote

Excellent, thanks w3b5urf3r! That answer is close to what I was looking for!

This program looks very simple to use.


One more question: In the above example, I assumed that hc is not a function of any other additional variable. What if, in the same equation, variable f is a function of x (like f=2x, where x range from 0 to 1 (0, 0.1, 0.2, 0.3..1). Can we then plot hc as a function of x on a graph using SMath?

Thank you for your help and please only suggest answer to my question if it does not take too much of your time. I truly appreciate your help and time.

You can do it in different ways; in the attached example I define a vector of x values (using the range() function) and then I've solved an equation for each x value with a loop and then I create the matrix to plot. Obviously if you know very well the output behavior you can do all the operations "on the fly", inside the loop.


regards,

w3b5urf3r

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Thanks w3b5urf3r! This is terrific.

I have spent a few hours on SMath and it looks very user-friendly. It has similar feeling of using Mathcad but much faster with some differences.