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hi bobbym,
Sure, I understand you now. But since we doing this as a hobby, what you have suggested (the language structure) might not be feasible for us right now...but thanks again!
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Hi bobbym,
What do you mean by language structure?
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Thanks! and no problem at all, we all enjoy math here haha
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Hi guys,
to do taylor series, you can try something like poly_x[taylors{exp(x),x,0,5}] to expand
about point up to the term.Please check our instructions page for more detailed usage description of this function....
Thanks to bobbym for this great suggestion! (we have also acknowledged you on our facebook page for this suggestion! )
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Yes poly_x is not needed, but the reason we did it that way is just to stay consistent with the fact that you should only using variables etc. when dealing with polynomials or graph plotting...:)
Hi bobbym,
Yup! Thanks for this suggestion! We will integrate this in and update you when it is done...
And also for the multiprecision thing, we will try to add that in (the multiprecision is actually the hardest request for us so far )...
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We added the ability to evaluate a single variable function at a certain value! This can also be used to take limits.
For example, to evaluate
you just use the command poly_x[evalx{(1+1/n)^n,n,infty}]Thanks to anonimnystefy for the limits suggestion!
We currently have some other suggestions from bobbym and anonimnystefy which we are working to add in (some are actually harder to implement so it will take some time)...
and thanks to all who have tried it and given suggestions! We look forward to more suggestions, since ultimately if you request a feature, we will try to implement it for your benefit
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hi bobbym,
yea, we were about to hardcode it to indeterminate, but then realize most books actually use 1 for it haha so that is what we default to...
hi anonimnystefy,
yea we will put that on our list as well....
thanks!
yes...just do poly_x[eqsolve(x+2-3,x)]
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and yup definitely, if we need help with coding we will definitely look around here
what do you mean solve for
with it? btw thanks again.No it is not a glitch. 0^0 is indeterminate, but for most purposes any to the power of 0 is defined to be 1 so that is what we adopted as well.
Yup! We will be adding more features so stay tuned!
We also try to keep usage as intuitive as possible. Much of the usage patterns are actually very similar to TI-89 or softwares like MATLAB, Mathematica, Maple. The nesting of operations and command interpretation is the same, so hopefully you get used to it fast! Moreover, some heavy operations not possible on graphing calculators will be possible on this platform due to more processing power available.
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Hi Shivamcoder3013,
Thanks for trying!
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hi bobbym,
we just followed the instructions on their webpage...
Thanks for trying our website!!!
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Hi guys,
We added some cool new functions:
1) We added the ability to do summations (as suggested by anonimnystefy). For example, to do the sum
you would do the command: poly_x[evalsum{x^2*y+z,x,1,14}] . The result of the summation will be in terms of and2) We added the ability to solve equations. This equation solving function is an exact solver. For example, to solve the equatoin
where is the unknown, you would use the command poly_x[eqsolve(x^2+a*x+(b-3*c),x)]. Our solver will return the answer as and which are exact.To do list:
1) Multiprecision (suggested by bobbym)
2) Coefficients (suggested by anonimnystefy)
3) Plotting for all variables (suggested by anonimnystefy)
4) Error message change (suggested by anonimnystefy)
Thanks again!
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Hi anonimnystefy and bobbym,
Two of us are working on it now. And thanks for the suggestions from both! We will keep you guys posted.
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Hi all,
Sure! Thanks for all the input...we will try to address these in our next revision of the platform.
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Hi anonimnystefy,
sums of what? If you can give some examples we can try to program it in if it is feasible
Thanks!
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Hi anonimnystefy,
Thanks for trying the computing platform. yea, 0^0 should be indeterminate form, however we default anything to the power of zero to be one, so the final answer is 1.
We hope this computing platform is useful to math students and teachers alike!
math on!
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We added some new useful math functions:
1) Ability to define multinomial functions (maximum number of variables is 26 if you use all the single letter alphabets)
2) Ability to perform operations on these functions like derivatives, integrals, partial derivatives, partial integrals
3) Cleaning up of some notation, for example previously for sine you have to type the command _sin(), but now you can just use sin()
4) Improved performance and display
Check out our computing platform at rapidcalculator.com
hi Bobbym;
we are coding in php and C++
Hi Bobbym,
Thanks for your recommendation and encouragement! yes, we have put your suggestion for the floating point precision on our to-do list. We hope the users of this forum would benefit from this powerful math platform!
Again, the link is at rapidcalculator.com
and our facebook page is at facebook.com/ProAlgorithms where we will be posting all updates to the platform.
Once again, thanks to everyone who tried it! Math on!
*Note: This math tool is for educational/academic purposes to solve larger scale math problems.
My friends and I are working on a public mobile computing platform that could be of interest to this community.
The URL is at: rapidcalculator.com
RapidCalculator.com is a free mobile large-scale computing platform (this is like a heavily souped up TI-83 or TI-89). We create the capability for users to perform heavy calculations on the web or on their mobile devices.
Perform intensive math/science/engineering calculations, matrix operations like multiplication/inverses, plot graphs of functions, operations on polynomials like multiplication/differentiation/integration, evaluate Fast Fourier Transforms, manipulate complex numbers and much more! Does not require any installation or plugin.
This tool is currently still under continuous development and enhancement (this is our first stable release), and we appreciate your feedback! Let us know what math functions that we should add, and what features would generally be useful for scientists/engineers/students/teachers. If it is feasible we will try to program it in. We are continuously adding new technical functions.
To start you guys off, as an initial math exercise you could perhaps do the following computation
, which is tedious by hand, but in RapidCalculator you will just type the command:poly_x[(cos(x)^3+sin(6*x)^5+1/log(x)^2).ddiff{x,20}]
and see the results! A lot of other larger-scale calculations not possible on your graphing calculators/mobile devices will be possible on our computing platform.
Thanks, and we appreciate feedback!
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