You've been answered a few days ago when you asked (almost?) the
same question.
Now you've sent it *again* and even twice to the mailing list.
How can we know that you are not just a student who is too
lazy to do his/her homework?
>>>>> "���" == ��� <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>>>> on Wed, 5 May 2004 18:51:41 +0800 writes:
���> Hello:
���> I have already found references "optim" ,
���> but I do not understand its means !!
���> So I want to ask next question
���> I have a question in Math.
���> If we want to get X's and Y's solution, X>0 and Y>0
���> We have two equation :
���> 2*exp(X)+X^2+3*Y=2*exp(1)+4
���> 3*exp(X/Y)+3*X*Y+4*Y=3*exp(1)+7
���> How I use R-project to solve above question??
it looks like you really try to misuse the "R-project" (namely
its community of volunteers) instead of using R --
for which you need to spend some time learning the language,
functionality, graphics, etc.
do read the posting guide AND some of its links, mentioned at
the end of every R-help message.
Regards,
Martin
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