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// This program tests the Solver class.
use Solver.frink
symbolicMode[true]
showApproximations[false]
// Derive the altitude for geosynchronous orbit.
s = new Solver[[a === v^2/r,
a === omega^2 r,
omega === 2 pi f,
T === 1/f,
F === m a,
F === G m1 m2 / d^2,
m1 === m,
d === r,
T === 1 day,
m2 === earthmass],
["G","pi", "earthmass", "day"]]
//s.dump[]
//s.draw[]
s.initialize[]
//s.draw[]
//println[s.getEquationNode[0].getSolutions["v"]]
//println[s.getEquationNode[0].getSolutions["a"]]
//s.dump[]
//sols = s.solveAll[]
//println["All:"]
//println[join["\n", sols]]
args = [["T", 1 day], ["m2", earthmass]]
sols = s.solveForSymbolic["d", args]
println["Symbolic:"]
println[join["\n", sols]]
println[]
//s.draw[]
println["Geosynch distance:"]
sols = s.solveFor["d", args]
println[join["\n", sols]]
println[]
args = [["m2", earthmass], ["T", 1 day]]
//sols = println[join["\n",s.solveFor["d", []]]]
//s.draw[]
println[]
// Physical system // Suppose the stone is thrown at an angle of 35.0° below
// the horizontal from the same building (h = 50.0 m) as in the example above.
// If it strikes the ground 60.8 m away, find the following. (Hint: For part
// (a), use the equation for the x-displacement to eliminate v0t from the
// equation for the y-displacement.)
// (a) the time of flight
// (b) the initial speed
// (c) the speed and angle of the velocity vector with respect to the
// horizontal
phys = new Solver[[vx === v0 cos[35 degrees],
vy0 === v0 sin[35 degrees],
y === h0 - 1/2 g t^2 - vy0 t,
x === vx t,
x === 60.8 m,
g === 9.8 m/s^2,
h0 === 50 m,
y === 0 m],
["degrees", "m", "gravity", "s"]]
//phys.dump[]
//phys.draw[]
sols = phys.solveFor["t", []]
println[]
println["Solutions for t:"]
println[join["\n", sols]]
println[]
println["Solutions for v0:"]
sols = phys.solveFor["v0", []]
println[join["\n", sols]]
println[]
//phys.draw[]
println[]
sols = phys.solveAll[]
println["All:"]
println[join["\n", sols]]
phys.interact[]
// Simultaneous equation test.
//t = new Solver[[3a - 2b + c === 3, 4a + b - 3c === 10, a + 6b - 2c === 5]]
t = new Solver[[3a - 2b + c === 3, 4a + b - 3c === 10, a + 6b - 2c === 5]]
//t.draw[]
//t.dump[]
println[join["\n",t.solveAll[]]]
//t.draw[]
//t.dump[]
println[]
// Simultaneous equation test2
ss = new Solver[[a^2 + b^2 === 50, a + b === 10],[]]
ss.draw[]
//ss.dump[]
println[join["\n",ss.solveAll[]]]
println[]
println["Solutions for a: " + ss.solveFor["a", []]]
println["Solutions for b: " + ss.solveFor["b", []]]
println[]
println[]
lol = new Solver[[a + 2b + 2c === -1, a + 2b === -1, a + b - c === 0]]
println[join["\n",lol.solveAll[]]]
println[]
lol2 = new Solver[[1.1a + 2.2b + 2.2c === -1.1, a + 2b + 99.9c === -1, a + b - c === 0]]
println[join["\n",lol2.solveAll[]]]
println[]
lol3 = new Solver[[1.1a + 3.3b + 2.2c === -2.2, a + 3b + 0.9c === -2, a + b - c === 0]]
println[join["\n",lol3.solveAll[]]]
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