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| Also, since each of the x1, x2, x3 terms are functions dependent on variables, I might not have reached a solution. |
| Oh hush. o_~ I think what Mr. Cherkasskii is suggesting is that notebook toolbars and menus should be upgraded with the latest functional features not an updated rigid interface style that you cannot get out of. If you have ever used Microsoft... |
| I installed R 4.0.2 (for the first time), and got the same error that you did. After I ran `install.packages("rJava")` (in RStudio), everything worked for R4 as it did for me for R3 (as far as I can tell). Perhaps try re-install the `rJava`... |
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| Please note that this is not the official thread of the Calculus Study Group, as a result, the organizers of the Calculus Study Group event may not see your replies here. The official one is [here][1] [1]:... |
| I am planning to get a new phone later this month since I have moved to a new country and my old phone is causing me difficulties. I see there are good deals on Samsung (Android) and iPhones (IOS). My issue is I want to run notebook applications... |
| Use the function `CompleteTheSquare` from the Wolfram Function Repository: https://resources.wolframcloud.com/FunctionRepository/resources/CompleteTheSquare |
| `InstallR[]` began by downloading from the Wolfram server, but then failed for me, too, with Mathematica 12.1.1 under Windows 10 Pro (actually, running as a virtual machine via Parallels Desktop for Mac" under macOS Catalina 10.15.6). It works,... |
| It seems to me that at the very start, the expression `ndim = 2` defeats the intent of the question as I understand it, namely, to have an *arbitrary, symbolic* dimension `n` and not some particular dimension. |
| "Writers shouldn't have to become system programmers and experts in type setting to make their notebooks look good." I don't agree with your expectation that manufacturers should support an operating system that has been superseded twice in the... |