test_s_math.sm (9 КиБ) скачан 29 раз(а).

Hi I'm trying to solve an equation (see in the attached file) where the solution , the number should be small but for some reason which i can't understand , the app doesn't provide me a solution.
Why is that?

P.S
I'm new to Smath but it seems like it can help a lot with calculations.

Hi Elis02,
Native solve() is nota robust solver, so it's convenient use functions as Solve() from Maxima plugin or FindRoot() from Non Linear Solvers plugin.

You need provide a value to x(t) for asking for a value of t that satisfies the equation, in the form "x(t)=k, t" where k is the value you expect obtain when replace for t:

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Best,
Oscar

Numeric solvers don't like units.
Either don't use them or add units to solvers.
Entering a range/interval will help for solve().
Findroot() won't need unit addition btw.

Regards

test_s_math_solved.sm (12 КиБ) скачан 29 раз(а).

Jean has ignored units, manually input E1.
As usual, these made him totally wrong.
He doesn't have correct answer.

This is Jean's plot;


This what it should be;


If you don't know, then don't say.
Your mistakes are harming this community.

Windows handles arithmetic [+,-,*,/] in the range 10^ ± 307.
Your ^-19 is so small that the quadratic term vanishes.
What's left is the linear term and the shift system.
On the other hand, some function may be granular.
Granular in the sense that they many not compute exactly.
The one best known from Mathematica.
Jean

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Windows handles arithmetic [+,-,*,/] in the range 10^ ± 307.
Your ^-19 is so small that the quadratic term vanishes.

No it doesn't vanishes.
You are simply not capable to work with units.
Anything involves physical quantities, you are wrong there.
This is not the first you act like a buffoon.
You couldn't write a simple formula, admit it.
In fact, you are a horribly wretched engineer.

Jean, look and learn. This is how you eliminate units.
Btw, why did you delete all your meaningless replies?



Can you see the problem Jean?
You forgot your unit conversions.
m_Ar and E1 needs magick numbers in your approach.
If you would capable to work with units, no coefficients needed.
Everything is simple, clean, easier to apprehend, much easier to manipulate with units.