Findroot
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From: omar bdair on 16 Mar 2010 05:47 Hi all, I'm trying to use the result of non-linear equation solved using Findroot order. The result of the solution is given as {a---> 0.5321}, say. I want to use this result and to let some variable like b to equal it, in other words I want to let b=0.5321 in order to use this value of b in other calculations. Omar Bdair Thanks
From: Bob Hanlon on 16 Mar 2010 07:10
soln = FindRoot[Cos[a] == a, {a, 0}] {a->0.739085} b = a /. soln 0.739085 b 0.739085 Bob Hanlon ---- omar bdair <bdairmb(a)yahoo.com> wrote: ============= Hi all, I'm trying to use the result of non-linear equation solved using Findroot order. The result of the solution is given as {a---> 0.5321}, say. I want to use this result and to let some variable like b to equal it, in other words I want to let b=0.5321 in order to use this value of b in other calculations. Omar Bdair Thanks |