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Yes of course...

Christopher2222 6030
April 01 2012

Yes of course, even M12 can open M16 worksheets.  You will get these messages as you load worksheets created in newer versions of Maple. 

This worksheet was created with a newer version of Maple.  It may not work as expected.
Do you wish to continue?

The worksheet contains elements that are not recognized by this
version of Maple.
Your worksheet may be incomplete.

You will only loose out on the functionality of newer commands.

Just load the newest M16 applications from the Maplesoft application center and see for yourself.  It looks like you are wondering wether you will have to purchase M16 if you want to use those worksheets.  The answer is no, not necessarily.  You will only loose out, as you have mentioned, only on commands used that are not available in M15.  Also, if it has been saved as an executed worksheet, the outputs will be visible even if they are not executable in your old version and will only pose a problem if they are not executable in your version when you re-execute them.  Plot outputs are a different story, if they use commands not recognized they will not show. 

Ahead of schedule...

Christopher2222 6030
March 29 2012

Whoa!  Much ahead of my anticipated schedule.  Based on past releases I expected a mid-April release.  This is good news.

nice...

Christopher2222 6030
March 28 2012
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Nice, I was wondering how one would do it with printf.  Reducing it to 3 columns and adding an extra \n copying and pasting into word document fits nicely on one page.  I wonder if we can we avoid Word altogether?

Is there not an option in Maple to output / print directly to the printer?

nice...

Christopher2222 6030
March 28 2012

Nice, I was wondering how one would do it with printf.  Reducing it to 3 columns and adding an extra \n copying and pasting into word document fits nicely on one page.  I wonder if we can we avoid Word altogether?

Is there not an option in Maple to output / print directly to the printer?

thanks...

Christopher2222 6030
March 27 2012
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Thanks

The division and multiplication are too advanced for my daughter right now anyways, even negative numbers she is just grasping.  Originally I just had + and then just added the list of the other signs last minute.  These are just exercises to strengthen the basics.

However, depending on the grade level of the student doing the exercises, 2/13 etc... could be answered a number of ways.

 

thanks...

Christopher2222 6030
March 27 2012

Thanks

The division and multiplication are too advanced for my daughter right now anyways, even negative numbers she is just grasping.  Originally I just had + and then just added the list of the other signs last minute.  These are just exercises to strengthen the basics.

However, depending on the grade level of the student doing the exercises, 2/13 etc... could be answered a number of ways.

 

Maple 16 link...

Christopher2222 6030
March 22 2012
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I also sit on an older version, M12.  I don't know if I will upgrade yet either.

And how is it that Adept website has Maple 16 information and Maplesoft does not?

Maple 16 link...

Christopher2222 6030
March 22 2012

I also sit on an older version, M12.  I don't know if I will upgrade yet either.

And how is it that Adept website has Maple 16 information and Maplesoft does not?

axis[1]=[mode=log]...

Christopher2222 6030
March 16 2012

The option axis[1]=[mode=log] will you to a log scale on your x-axis

mesh...

Christopher2222 6030
March 16 2012
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You asked for some sort of surface mesh plot.  The mesh plot in Matlab is the same as using the option  style=wireframe for a plot command in Maple. 

pointplot3d does not allow the connection of points (although with enough points it would suffice) however you will probably eventually want a connected mesh plot.  Downloading the surfplot package will do exactly what you want in Maple. 

If you provide us with your data we could show you multiple ways to get what you're after.

mesh...

Christopher2222 6030
March 16 2012

You asked for some sort of surface mesh plot.  The mesh plot in Matlab is the same as using the option  style=wireframe for a plot command in Maple. 

pointplot3d does not allow the connection of points (although with enough points it would suffice) however you will probably eventually want a connected mesh plot.  Downloading the surfplot package will do exactly what you want in Maple. 

If you provide us with your data we could show you multiple ways to get what you're after.

nothing there...

Christopher2222 6030
March 16 2012
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It appears it was a failed upload or the link became broken. 

This is all that is in that link now

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">
<HTML><HEAD>
<META http-equiv=Content-Type content="text/html; charset=windows-1252"></HEAD>
<BODY></BODY></HTML>

nothing there...

Christopher2222 6030
March 16 2012

It appears it was a failed upload or the link became broken. 

This is all that is in that link now

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">
<HTML><HEAD>
<META http-equiv=Content-Type content="text/html; charset=windows-1252"></HEAD>
<BODY></BODY></HTML>

direction fields...

Christopher2222 6030
March 13 2012
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For your interest if you were also interested in the direction field shown on page 12

with(DEtools):
eq1 := diff(v(t), t) = 9.8-.196*v(t)
DEplot(eq1, v(t), t = 0 .. 5, v = 0 .. 80, arrows = smalltwo, [seq(v(0) = i, i = 0 .. 80, 10)], linecolor = blue)

but you probably got that already. 

direction fields...

Christopher2222 6030
March 13 2012

For your interest if you were also interested in the direction field shown on page 12

with(DEtools):
eq1 := diff(v(t), t) = 9.8-.196*v(t)
DEplot(eq1, v(t), t = 0 .. 5, v = 0 .. 80, arrows = smalltwo, [seq(v(0) = i, i = 0 .. 80, 10)], linecolor = blue)

but you probably got that already. 

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