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I am doing something that seems fairly simple but I get no result. What am I missing? brotjob attached the following image(s):
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As said in the reference book: "Cannot solve for variables with units."
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I read the German handbook by Dr. Martin Kraska and on page 109 he states that Solve() can deal with units which would be a major advantage over solve(). Anyway, if I delete the units the error persists so I think the units are not the cause.
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Originally Posted by: brotjob I read the German handbook by Dr. Martin Kraska and on page 109 he states that Solve() can deal with units which would be a major advantage over solve(). Anyway, if I delete the units the error persists so I think the units are not the cause. Use: Regards, Oscar Edited by user 07 October 2015 23:10:55(UTC)
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Thanks! Of course it makes more sense with a coefficient in Ohm/V and we must select the positive solution: brotjob attached the following image(s):
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