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Hi,
I am trying to to the following:
n:=[1..1200]
s(n):=(1200-n)/1200
I(n):200/(1+2/s(n))
"I get an error divisor matrix must be square"
any suggestions???
Regards,
Vijay
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Originally Posted by: Vijay  I am trying to do the following: For God sake: what are you trying to do ? 
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Thank you for the response, I am new to this forum, is there a way I can send a .pdf file of the work I had done in MathCad, this will help you see what I am trying to do in Smath.
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Originally Posted by: Vijay Thank you for the response, I am new to this forum, is there a way I can send a .pdf file of the work I had done in MathCad, this will help you see what I am trying to do in Smath.
Vijay Try this much easier: 1. compact as much as you can your part of Mathcad 2. PrintScreen, paste in Paint, clean 3. In your C:\ ... create a directory "Snippets" 4. Try to save your Paint as *.PNG in your "Snippets" 5. then => add file from the Smath forum by double click on the *.PNG in the Snippets directory.
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you divide by a vector. If you want to apply that by element, then use the vectorize operator. Alternatively, you can use implicit loops. In any case make sure that you don't divide by zero. To upload images or files, use the paperclip button ("Insert an existing...." )  matrix2.sm (20kb) downloaded 37 time(s). |
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Originally Posted by: Jean Giraud Originally Posted by: Vijay Thank you for the response, I am new to this forum, is there a way I can send a .pdf file of the work I had done in MathCad, this will help you see what I am trying to do in Smath.
Vijay Try this much easier: 1. compact as much as you can your part of Mathcad 2. PrintScreen, paste in Paint, clean 3. In your C:\ ... create a directory "Snippets" 4. Try to save your Paint as *.PNG in your "Snippets" 5. then => add file from the Smath forum by double click on the *.PNG in the Snippets directory. 
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Too many parameters are missing to reproduce r1, r2, E, x [u in Smath ... back to x in plot] 
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Thank you for your efforts, that's what I am looking for. I am resending the data with all the information. I have a few questions on your previous post, there is an arrow above 2/s and I(u)^2.What is that function. Also, you have used the value of u = 13.5? Also, when you plot the graph, did you just type T(13.5) to get the graph? 
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Originally Posted by: Vijay Thank you for your efforts, that's what I am looking for.
I am re-sending the data with all the information.
I have a few questions on your previous post, there is an arrow above 2/s and I(u)^2.
What is that function. Also, you have used the value of u = 13.5?
Also, when you plot the graph, did you just type T(13.5) to get the graph? 1. The arrow is the vectorising operator [same as Mathcad]. 2. 'u' is the wild parameter of same nature as r1,r2 3. The system runs over 'n' taken into account wrt the vectorised arguments. 4. Shift@ to get the plot region, type T(13.5) then [ to get the index operator then type x. The Smath plot argument is 'x'. So, by indexing, it will plot over the running 'x'. If you want to plot ln(x), just type ln(x) in the plot place holder. I will try to code your latest information, but busy next three days.
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Originally Posted by: Jean Giraud I will try to code your latest information Now, you have another story [a different project]. Vijay(1).sm (27kb) downloaded 32 time(s).
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starting from the basics, hope it might help you  example.sm (18kb) downloaded 115 time(s).Edited by user 16 March 2018 13:53:26(UTC)
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Thank you so much, this really helps. May I suggest you post this as an example so everyone can benefit. Regards, Vijay Khatri
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Originally Posted by: Jean Giraud Originally Posted by: Jean Giraud I will try to code your latest information Now, you have another story [a different project]. Vijay(1).sm (27kb) downloaded 32 time(s). Thank you, you have given me ideas that I can try to implement. Edited by moderator 08 April 2018 13:57:51(UTC)
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Back to original. Vijay(1).sm (8kb) downloaded 20 time(s).
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Originally Posted by: Vijay May I suggest you post this as an example so everyone can You can mine Smath by visiting "Samples". Without the circuit, it looks dead.
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Originally Posted by: Jean Giraud Originally Posted by: Vijay May I suggest you post this as an example so everyone can You can mine Smath by visiting "Samples". Without the circuit, it looks dead. Attached is another similar file for which I have included the circuit diagram. I am assuming this will be posted in samples in this foroum.  
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Something like this?  Vijay_CBG_Jean.sm (14kb) downloaded 25 time(s).Best Regards Carlos
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Originally Posted by: Vijay May I suggest you post this as an example Visit => Samples => Motor Analysis [20180316, 19:52] Drawing was sharpened to the possible limit, if you have a better one, please offer. Jean
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Originally Posted by: CBG Something like this? Vijay_CBG_Jean.sm (14kb) downloaded 25 time(s).Best Regards Carlos Thank you Carlos, just one question, how did you create the vertical line with multiple entries. 
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