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Hello, I'm trying to make a project in Smath, one of the requirements is that there must be shown what numbers am I substituting in my equtions. I know you can change the optimalization to none to show the numbers, however this shows them as fractions and the fraction settings doesn't seem to do anything with it, the result can be seen in image lower. What I want is to show the 49033/5000 as 9,81, which is how I defined it to begin with. I would really apreciate if someone could tell me how to show those numbers in decimal form or how to do the whole thing in other way that would result in what I want. Thank you very much in advance.
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Originally Posted by: Pahec97 49033/5000 As you are using units, 49033/500=9.806600000000000 represents the true value of that constant in floating arithmetic. Few more would help doctor.
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I'm sorry, I don't quite understand. Few more what? More decimal places?
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Originally Posted by: Pahec97 I'm sorry, I don't quite understand. Few more what? More decimal places? Few more from the document to see the project.
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Oh sorry. Here is the entire file, the things are on page 2. zatizeni.sm (450kb) downloaded 21 time(s).
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I think that changing the optimization to numerical is enough. zatizeni_R1.sm (448kb) downloaded 15 time(s).Best Regards Carlos
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... maybe in red [255,225,225] ... page 2. zatizeni.sm (450kb) downloaded 10 time(s).
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While I'm grateful for your help, neither of your files does the thing for me. Even after reinstalling Smath, it doesn't work. Attached screenshot of the file from mister Giraud, file from Carlos changes nothing as well.
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Do you want something like this? Best Regards Carlos
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you can use the pre-defined constant ge. if you have to put user defined g constant, than I don't have any idea.
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well, apparently the way of carlos is much more elegant.
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The file , zatizeni_R2.sm (458kb) downloaded 20 time(s).Best Regards Carlos
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Thank you very much Carlos, thats exactly what I needed. Didn't know there even was function eval. Really thanks.
And thanks to everyone else for helping. Incredible comunity here.
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Originally Posted by: Pahec97 neither of your files does the thing for me. That's what we are wondering: what should it do for you ? The green explosion ? By same token, you can make the while loops more visible ... in green below. zatizeni [pink_green].sm (459kb) downloaded 15 time(s).
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