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Hello,
I have a list of functions, for instance
- V = {0.2x - 3y = 7, 2x - 7y = 5}
I would like to evaluate all the functions in the list for a given value of x, say for instance x = 1. I would like to do this using a Sequence statement. Is this possible ?
Thank you for your help,
John.
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The List commands may of some assistance. There are several, click on the link.
Tony
Hi Noel,
Yes, I put a list of lines for simplicity's sake. I could have any kind of function in the list. Are you suggesting a solution that I am not seeing ?
John
Hi Noel,
That is great. How do I do that in the Algebra View ?
Hi Noel,
Thank you.
Ideally, I'd like something that I can feed to a Sequence command. What you mentioned made me think of an alternative, instead of defining the function variable as x, I could define it as a (a plain number) then change the value of a resulting in the functions being automatically evaluated. That's pretty close to the Substitute command you showed previously which would be very nice to have in the Algebra View.
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https://ggbm.at/2581043
Hello mathmagic,
Perfect! That will work like a charm :-)
Thank you! Muchissimas gracias otra vez!
Saludos,
John.
This is what I was talking about. Simple example. Select function from drop down.
Tony
https://ggbm.at/2581523
Hi Tony,
Thank you. That is nice and I would use it if I could. I appreciate it.
The problem is that I have to evaluate the values in a script, I cannot have user intervention such as selecting a function from the list. The function to be used is calcuated from a list of functions then those functions need to be evaluated at certain points. All of that in a Sequence command that goes through the whole list.
John.
That might be possible by adding values for the coefficients using random numbers.
Tony
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