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How do you interpret this Solve output ?

Posted 11 years ago

velocity as a function of kinematic viscosity, density, displacement and spring constant

I do not understand what the parameter # represents, since the variables in the problem are all represented in the solution. I want to be able to write an equation of the form v=something resembling real written math that I can actually use. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

POSTED BY: Ryan Gardner
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Posted 11 years ago
POSTED BY: Bill Simpson
Posted 11 years ago

The following is the the input and one of the outputs I received.

POSTED BY: Ryan Gardner

Your code is hard to read and full of syntax errors. For example Sqrt[[Rho]] can't be correct. As far as the final answer you show in Out[1] then you simply use N to convert it to numerical values.

     N[%]
     {{x -> -0.486389}, {x -> -0.701874 - 0.879697 I}, {x -> -0.701874 + 0.879697 I}, 
      {x -> 0.945068 - 0.854518 I}, {x ->  0.945068 + 0.854518 I}}

These are the solutions. If you do not want to see the x there then write

    x /. %
    {-0.486389, -0.701874 - 0.879697 I, -0.701874 + 0.879697 I, 0.945068 - 0.854518 I, 0.945068 + 0.854518 I}
POSTED BY: Nasser M. Abbasi
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