Hi to everyone. I'm Harinandan , a sophomore at National Institute of
Technology ,Calicut, India.
I've been using Python for about a year in the context of Competitive
Coding. I've completed all math upto secondary school, and am currently
doing the 4th Sem of Maths as part of BTech.
I'm more
Hello,
I am Bhaskar Gupta and currently pursuing a course of Bachelor in
Technology in Computer Science and Applied Mathematics at IIIT Delhi. It's
been a year since I have been coding in python. I also have completed one
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Hi Kalevi,
thanks! That solves the Simpify problem. My test code now looks like this:
sol = solve(ex129a, b1)
ex129b = sol[0]
print('129 after solving for b1')
print(ex129b)
print(latex(ex129b))
print(latex(Eq(b1, ex129b)))
Now I just need to solve the subs() problem
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Hi,
It looks like solve returns a list containing the solution:
129 after solving for b1
[-(F_1 + G_1*b_{-1}**2 + G_1*b_{-2})/(2*F_1*b_{-1} - 1)]
SymPy's Eq expects something that can be converted to an expression. In
this case, this should work:
Eq(b1, ex129b[0])
Kalevi Suominen
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Hello Everyone
I'm Riyan Dhiman , first year *Computer Engineering* student from Delhi
Technological University, Delhi, India. I'm coding in c++ and python from
past 2 years. I use c++ for competitive programming and python for project
purposes.I use python for implementing flask framework.
