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March 11, 2013
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Long Equation Formatting

  • March 11, 2013
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To Whom it may concern:

1. Hello everyone, i already know about the CTRL + Enter command but only breaks addition operator in the next line. How about negative, multiplication or division? Its been hard to explain to our customer about the limitation of this function as this is very helpful to them in terms of documentation. They're using Mathcad15 and Prime 2.

2. What is the maximum column/width a MathCAD matrix can handle? Can it handle more then 100?

Thank You,

Rizford

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24-Ruby IV
March 11, 2013

1. One way:

a:=(1...)-(...)*(3...)...

a1:=(1...)

a2:=(2...)

...

a:=a1-a2...

2. We can.

I hope somebody with better English or Spanish tell you about it.

What Mathcad do you use?

1-Visitor
March 11, 2013

Hi Sir Valery, thank you for the response. They are using MathCAD 15. Is the procedure you mentioned in #1 also applicable in PRIME 2?

How about if the long equation only has multiplication and division operators, how can we perform this?

19-Tanzanite
March 11, 2013

Rizford dela Cruz wrote:

How about if the long equation only has multiplication and division operators, how can we perform this?

Are you looking for something like this?

LongExpression.PNG

Alan