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This tool can be used only in [[File:Menu view cas.svg|link=|16px]] [[CAS View]].
 
This tool can be used only in [[File:Menu view cas.svg|link=|16px]] [[CAS View]].
:Type in the equation you want to solve and press {{keyCode|Enter}} to confirm. Then click on the equation and choose the tool.
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:Type in the equation you want to solve and press {{keyCode|Enter}} to confirm. Then select the equation and activate the tool.
:{{Note|1=This tool allows you to solve a system of equations as well. Type each equation in separate cells, then select them all and click on the tool to obtain the solution of the system.}}
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:{{Note|1=This tool allows you to solve a system of equations as well. Type each equation in separate cells, then select them all and activate the tool to obtain the solution of the system.}}
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:{{note| 1=For non-polynomial equations, a starting value for the iteration will be added, eg <code>x = 1</code>. See the [[NSolve Command]] for more details.}}

Latest revision as of 11:13, 30 March 2016


This tool can be used only in Menu view cas.svg CAS View.

Type in the equation you want to solve and press Enter to confirm. Then select the equation and activate the tool.
Note: This tool allows you to solve a system of equations as well. Type each equation in separate cells, then select them all and activate the tool to obtain the solution of the system.
Note: For non-polynomial equations, a starting value for the iteration will be added, eg x = 1. See the NSolve Command for more details.
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