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Title: TI Nspire CX program with solve
Post by: mapm1998 on December 01, 2022, 01:45:47 pm
Hello to everyone.
I was trying to make a program with my calculator, and I need to solve a system of equations. However, I don't have any results if I only do the solve command. Does exist any solution to this problem?
Title: Re: TI Nspire CX program with solve
Post by: maleraccoo on January 15, 2025, 01:59:57 am
Hello to everyone.
I was trying to make a program with my calculator, and I need to solve a system of equations. However, I don't have any results if I only do the solve command. Does exist any solution to this problem?
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If the `solve` command isn't working as expected, you might need to check if you're properly defining the system (variables and equations) in the correct format. You could try using methods like substitution, Gaussian elimination, or matrix-based approaches (like using an inverse matrix if applicable). If you're using a specific programming language or library, make sure you're leveraging the correct functions for systems of equations—some libraries might require additional setup or specific syntax to handle these cases.
Title: Re: TI Nspire CX program with solve
Post by: Garfieldooley on February 11, 2025, 09:08:33 pm
Hello to everyone.
I was trying to make a program with my calculator, and I need to solve a system of equations. However, I don't have any results if I only do the solve command. Does exist any solution to this problem?
One possible solution is to make sure that your system of equations is defined correctly and that you are using the correct syntax for the solver. If you are using a programming language or calculator with a solver function, make sure that the equations are entered correctly (e.g. as a matrix or as a set of equalities) and that any necessary variables are defined.