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From : "Adrian S." <address@hidden>- To: texmacs-users <address@hidden>
- Subject: [TeXmacs] Example of a step by step solution of an equation using Maxima and a Numeric Spreadsheet in TeXmacs
- Date: Thu, 28 Apr 2016 13:54:57 -0500
I made an example of a numeric Spreadsheet using TeXmacs and Maxima to
show how to solve an linear equation in the variable of choice.
It still has bugs, since it uses map(factor, ....) which does not do
as intended if one does not have a sum of more than one term in the
equation.
I hope this is useful to someone. If someone makes a better version,
let me know.
Peace.
-A.
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Step-by-Step>|<doc-author|<author-data|<author-name|Adrián Soto>>>>
The following solves, step by step, an equation of degree one in the
variable of choice.\
<calc-input|field6||><calc-table|equacion1|<numeric-dot-table|<tformat|<table|<row|<cell|<cell-inert|a1|<with|color|red|Type>
the equation you want to solve>>|<cell|<cell-inert|b1|<math|r*<around*|(|c+<frac|1|3>|)>=<around*|(|<frac|x-a|b-x>+<frac|1|3>|)>*d>>>>|<row|<cell|<cell-inert|a2|<with|color|red|Type>
\ the variable you want to solve for>>|<cell|<cell-inert|b2|<math|x>>>>|<row|<cell|<cell-inert|a3|Maxima
Distributes>>|<cell|<cell-output|b3|=distrib(b1)|<math|c*r+<frac|r|3>=<frac|d*<around*|(|x-a|)>|b-x>+<frac|d|3>>>>>|<row|<cell|<cell-inert|a4|Maxima
factors all the denominators>>|<cell|<cell-output|b4|=map(factor,(lhs(b3)))=map(factor,rhs(b3))|<math|c*r+<frac|r|3>=<frac|d|3>-<frac|d*<around*|(|x-a|)>|x-b>>>>>|<row|<cell|<cell-inert|a5|Maxima
finds the LCM of the denominators>>|<cell|<cell-output|b5|=factor(denom(lhs(xthru(b4)))*denom(rhs(xthru(b4)))/gcd(denom(lhs(xthru(b4))),denom(rhs(xthru(b4)))))|<math|3*<around*|(|x-b|)>>>>>|<row|<cell|<cell-inert|a6|Maxima
multiplies both sides by the LCM>>|<cell|<cell-output|b6|=b5*b4|<math|3*<around*|(|c*r+<frac|r|3>|)>*<around*|(|x-b|)>=3*<around*|(|x-b|)>*<around*|(|<frac|d|3>-<frac|d*<around*|(|x-a|)>|x-b>|)>>>>>|<row|<cell|<cell-inert|a7|Maxima
distributes and simplifies>>|<cell|<cell-output|b7|=multthru(b5,b4)|
<math|3*c*r*<around*|(|x-b|)>+r*<around*|(|x-b|)>=d*<around*|(|x-b|)>-3*d*<around*|(|x-a|)>>>>>|<row|<cell|<cell-inert|a8|Maxima
distributes>>|<cell|<cell-output|b8|=expand(b7)|<math|3*c*r*x+r*x-3*b*c*r-b*r=-2*d*x-b*d+3*a*d>>>>|<row|<cell|<cell-inert|a9|Maxima
determines if it is a linear equation>>|<cell|<cell-output|b9|=is(diff(lhs(b8)-rhs(b8),b2,2)=0)|<math|<math-bf|true>>>>>|<row|<cell|<cell-inert|a10|Maxima
shuffles the terms we want on the left>>|<cell|<cell-output|b10|=if b9 then
expand(diff(lhs(b8)-rhs(b8),b2)*b2)=expand(rhs(b8)-lhs(b8)-diff(rhs(b8)-lhs(b8),b2)*b2)|
<math|3*c*r*x+r*x+2*d*x=3*b*c*r+b*r-b*d+3*a*d>>>>|<row|<cell|<cell-inert|a11|Maxima
factors out the letter we want >>|<cell|<cell-output|b11|=if b9 then
collectterms(lhs(b10),b2)=rhs(b10)| <math|<around*|(|3*c*r+r+2*d|)>*x=3*b*c*r+b*r-b*d+3*a*d>>>>|<row|<cell|<cell-inert|a12|Maxima
divides by the coefficient>>|<cell|<cell-output|b12|=if b9 then
b2=rhs(b11)/diff(lhs(b11),b2)| <math|x=<frac|3*b*c*r+b*r-b*d+3*a*d|3*c*r+r+2*d>>>>>>>>>
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- [TeXmacs] Example of a step by step solution of an equation using Maxima and a Numeric Spreadsheet in TeXmacs, Adrian S., 04/28/2016
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