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Valery Ochkov wrote: Thanks, Alan!I have done it too by help the Mathcad 15 Mathcad Prime convertor.But I cannot do it direct.I didn't use the converter (I still only use M15 F000, so the converter...
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Other solution (Euler Method?) this problem from http://festival.1september.ru/articles/103956/
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I'm somewhat lost as to where you are going with this Valery! Does this mean you are now able to program this problem succesfully in Prime (something you didn't manage earlier)? Alan
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AlanStevens wrote: I'm somewhat lost as to where you are going with this Valery! I also But one interesting problem...For animation and for this group...
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One North Korean rocket The first part ofthe rocket flight -is a virtualflight (h=0).The rocketison the start platformandburns fuel (m.f) aslong as itsweight (m*g)becomes (10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Zero)...
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Valery Ochkov wrote: OThe first part ofthe rocket flight -is a virtualflight (h=0).The rocketison the start platformandburns fuel (m.f) aslong as itsweight (m*g)becomes (10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Zero)...
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Yes - nolimit to improvecalculationAdd h=g(h) and air resistance - with cloud functions!
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Can't say I'm a big fan of the "if" statements being used directly "in-line", within the solver. I think it is easier to understand if done as follows: Alan
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