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NSolve was unable to solve the system with inexact coefficients.

Posted 5 years ago
POSTED BY: Neerav Kaushal
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Posted 5 years ago

NMinimize the sum of the squares of the left hand side of your twelve equations quickly finds a reasonably small minimum. Perhaps casting your problem in terms of minimization will get you what you want.

POSTED BY: Bill Nelson
Posted 5 years ago

Actually i am looking for 6 coordinates on a straight line defined by these 12 parameters. I do not need exact value. They can be in a cylindrical volume around the line i wish to obtain. How can I involve small uncertainty in the answers so that i can get the values in +- of the actual values. The circles need not intersect but as you can see from the contour plots, they seem to intersect in a region but not at a single point. I want to find that region if an exact solution is not possible.

POSTED BY: Neerav Kaushal

You should replace the exponents 2.0 with 2, so that it is an algebraic system instead of a transcendent system. However, you cannot solve this system exactly, as it is overdetermined. For example, eq1, eq3, eq5, eq7 are four circles that do not intersect all together:

ContourPlot[Evaluate[{eq1, eq3, eq5, eq7}],
 {xA, -8, 5}, {yA, -8, 5.5}]
POSTED BY: Gianluca Gorni
POSTED BY: Mariusz Iwaniuk
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