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Re: Solve transcendental trig function for first solution?

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Your formula nodes still have outputs as independent variables in the formulas. The upper formula node has no assignment statement. Thus, it has no output. The lower formula node assigns a value to a but not to c.

 

Both of the Zero finders return error -23021: Both function values have the same sign.  If you calculate the values of the formula at 0 and 1, both are negative. Plotting the formula over that input range shows a rising zero crossing near 0.16 and a falling zero crossing near 0.56. The zero finders appear to work well only when a single zero crossing occurs between the values of start and end.

 

Lynn


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