grandure
Joined: 30 Sep 2010 Posts: 1
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Posted: October 1, 2010 12:01 AM Post subject: Ti-89 is a mysteri for me/ need help in solving algebric eqn |
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I have heard about TI-89 calculator a lot and i just borrowed my friend's calculator before i buy one, but i'm a bit frustrated when i couldn't figure out how to solve 5 variables in 2 equation (algebric equations) as the following example,
vx(1+1/s+s)+vy(s)-v2(s)-v1=0
vy(1/s+1/s+s)-vx(1/s)-v2(1/s)=0
v2(1+1/s+s)-vy(1/s)-vx(s)=0
the result that i'm looking for is v2/v1= (s^4+2s^2+1)/(2s^4+3s^3+6s^2+3s+2)
the above result is correct 100% i allied that manualy and with matlab software:)
I was thinking of using solve command in TI-89 but it showed and error says " too few argument".
I really your assistance.
looking forward. |
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mellamokb
Joined: 10 May 2007 Posts: 124
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Posted: February 10, 2011 2:31 PM Post subject: |
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You can solve multivariable equations by joining them with "and" in the solve command, and listing all of the variables to solve for in a {} list:
solve( (vx)(1+1/s+s)+(vy)(s)-(v2)(s)-v1=0 and (vy)(1/s+1/s+s)-(vx)(1/s)-(v2)(1/s)=0 and (v2)(1+1/s+s)-(vy)(1/s)-(vx)(s)=0, {v2,v1})
This will solve the three equations simultaneously and display the result in terms of the variables v1 and v2.
Note also that I put the terms vx, vy, and v2 in parentheses or else it will try to interpret vy(s) as a function application of vy on the input s, rather than vy*s.
Hope this helps!
Regards,
~ mellamokb |
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