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I would like to allow the user to enter any equation, like the following, into a text box:
x = x / 2 * 0.07914 x = x^2 / 5
And have that equation applied to telemetry data that is coming from a device connected via a serial port. The incoming data points...
Started by raven on
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We do that at my work to allow is that the user entering the equation could enter just about anything which could be a security issue.
Into a text box, then compile that code and run it from within your app.
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Is there a way to make very long equation multiline so it doesn't stretch the table very long?
Started by Sean on
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You can break the equation with the split environment:
\begin{equation} \begin{split} x &= a + b \\ \quad + c + d \\ &= x \cdot y \cdot z \end{split} \end{equation}
Use a p{<length>} type.
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I have the following Latex environment:
\newcounter{txtctr}[section] \setcounter{txtctr}{0} \newenvironment{textex}{% This is the begin code \refstepcounter{txtctr} \vspace{0.2cm} {\noindent (T.\arabic{chapter}.\arabic{section}.\arabic{txtctr}): }\footnotesize...
Started by Dervin Thunk on
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by 3 people.
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Which verbatim package(s) you're using dictates exactly how you want to do this, but the general technique for vertically... .
I've got a suspicion that there's a package to do this automatically (i.e., numbered code examples), but nothing comes to mind right now .
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Rratajski Thank you, gents...
So glad you guys are understanding and supportive of small builders such as us who do things DIY (painting, drilling, etc.).
We caught some flak on another forum for not having good quality pedals. It definitely hurts to ...
Started by slend3r on
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by 10 people.
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I need help. My boss gave me this beam to calc the supports reactions and moments. He insists he is right but wont go through my calcs to say why mine is wrong. I have follow 3 different text books that lead me to the same answer. His M2= -13,334 #ft ...
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How do you know FEA is giving you.
The three moment equation is one of them, but would not be my choice to the "black box" of canned s/ware the less we really know.
Of solving this problem.
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Rratajski Do Stache into bdpg...it gets super heavy and has a present low
Started by tigerbass on
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by 14 people.
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The options I now have to mess around with are mind .
A Dwarfcraft Baby Thundaa and even a Rusty Box.
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So I have a question concerning the math of the Klein Gorden Equation.
In a Covariant Notation, the Klein Gorden equation has the form:
This is often abbreviated to
But my brain keeps telling me that for that to be true, the part in the covariant form...
Started by Squared on
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by 1 people.
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Thanks anyway..
By such an equality, the box is given as
That's fine then.
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A professional "Tune" is a sunk cost because you're paying for labor and shipping, and those costs can never be recovered. But rings and scopes can be moved from gun to gun very easily or resold, so they don't factor into your equation at all. The same...
Started by LexingtonGreg on
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Let r(k) be the highest x such that
(x/ln(x))*(1 + 1/ln(x)) = 108.2 + k
such that k is an integer.
Then I want to write
product (k = 0 to 3000) (1-1/r(k)).
How do I do it?
Will it be able to compute this?
With thanks in advance.
Started by Bertrand on
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The first problem is that the first equation)) = 108.2
If there were a closed....
It sounds like you would need to solve your first equation for x, and then use the largest of these x for each integer value of k in your second equation.
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I just went into a local store tonight to return an open box camera. I purchased it about 4 hours earlier to see if I liked the quality. Obviously I didn't and returned it. I found out after the return, that I will have to wait 90 days before I will be...
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Yes I did use it ....
As for the camera.
I returned the open box item in the same condition less then 3 hours later.
It was an open box meaning a cheaper price but unfortunatley the quality didn't compare to my old canaon M41 I had.
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