Trouble coding a simple variable solver

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The output is saying too many arguments, but I input 5 for 5 variables.

Trouble coding a simple variable solver

SnowBot 31 Jan 2020 19:27

Define LibPub broadcrestqsolv(h,p,c,l,g)=

Func

Local

solve(q=(0.5+((q^(2))/((h+p)^(2)*l^(2)*2*g)))^(((3)/(2)))*c*((2)/(3))*√(((2)/(3))*g)*l,q)

Return q

EndFunc

the error I get when running it is “Too many arguments” but I’m inputting 5 numbers separated by comas, in their respective slot

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Re: Trouble coding a simple variable solver

(account deleted) 31 Jan 2020 22:39

Maybe five arguments for the selected command are too many. Even if you separate them commas. I don't know much about the Nspire, but I know that a calculator can throw you an error if you put too many arguments.

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Re: Trouble coding a simple variable solver

Evy_reis 11 May 2020 19:40

Well, i have the same problem.
It sometimes workes, but 99% of the time it doesn´t.
It won´t even work with just 2 or 3 variables in the solve command.

I feel you SnowBot31

Re: Trouble coding a simple variable solver

(account deleted) 11 May 2020 20:17

I understand you have the same problem, but this thread hasn't been active since January.

Don't reply to old threads (the last post is more than three months old); start a new thread instead.

Also, SnowBot doesn't have a 31 at the end of his username, it is the day for the post of January 31^st, 2020.

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