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#1 Опубликовано: 08.09.2017 10:26:49
I have the equation 0.005*N^-0.12 + 0.565*N^-0.46 = 0.010 that I am trying to solve for N. I know the answer is ~9500 but I do not know how to solve it using SMath Studio. I tried "solve" but I get the "No real roots" error.
#2 Опубликовано: 08.09.2017 11:27:51
WroteI have the equation 0.005*N^-0.12 0.565*N^-0.46 = 0.010 that I am trying to solve for N. I know the answer is ~9500 but I do not know how to solve it using SMath Studio. I tried "solve" but I get the "No real roots" error.
As simple as that: plot first to check if there is intersection
between the two functions. You don't solve for a constant, you
solve for a constant defined as a function. Next, guesstimate
for bracketing the solve block ... done.
Cheers collab.
#3 Опубликовано: 08.09.2017 12:04:08
#4 Опубликовано: 08.09.2017 12:27:18
WroteWroteI have the equation 0.005*N^-0.12 0.565*N^-0.46 = 0.010 that I am trying to solve for N. I know the answer is ~9500 but I do not know how to solve it using SMath Studio. I tried "solve" but I get the "No real roots" error.
As simple as that: plot first to check if there is intersection
between the two functions. You don't solve for a constant, you
solve for a constant defined as a function. Next, guesstimate
for bracketing the solve block ... done.
Cheers collab.![]()
Works perfectly. Thanks!
#5 Опубликовано: 08.09.2017 14:33:46
WroteI tried "solve" but I get the "No real roots" error.
probably you have used solve(2) (function with 2 arguments) that is driven by the global parameters (tools > options > calculation > roots (range)) and is designed mainly for solutions on the fly.
use instead solve(4), giving an adequate range (f.e. by plotting the function, as mentioned above by Jean)
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