Actually i dint understand what u meant last time with pasting images..i thought it was more precise to my ask questions.. ill try writing it next time
Ash Ash, Instead of pasting images, it is courteous to your responders to use the code format indicated by the <> icon at the top.
It is also a good idea to give a more descriptive heading to your question.
The posting guidelines do not take very long to read,
And, as a reminder: http://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/410406?p_p_auth=QVKKo4iL
May be i am not clear enough with the question.. forget the C formula i pasted..
But what i want to do it substitute this series Np values in another equation another equation C= (x+y+ Np)/ ( k* L ) . where x,y,k and L are known parameters.. so basically for every Np value i get a C.
you can just get your Np values like so:
x = ... y = ... k = ... L = ... Np = Table[Np /. solNp2,{...}] c = (x+y+Np) / (k*L)
Note that you have to use a small letter c, C is a reserved varable.
Thanks it worked...
To get the actual values for Np evaluate the table of:
Np /. solNp2 rather than just Np2
now you can do basic arithmetic on those values.
Hi Sander,,
Thanks for the suggestion... but actually my question was to know if there was a command to substitute that derived of Np values in another equation C and get a series sf C value corresponding to the Np values..
