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I guess there are a couple of problems:
- This is the reason for the error message: You redefine DeltaT.lm as a simple variable (with value 38.215°C) and so you delete the definition of the function with the same name!
- Get rid of the square brackets! Your are (certainly unintentionally) creating 1x1 matrices that way and the result would be a 1x1 matrix, too. Always use parenthesis only for structuring expression (Prime may show them sometimes as square brackets but you should never type them yourself unless you really want to create a matrix or vector).
- You are taking the square root of the first summand only. I am not sure but I guess that you want the square root of the whole sum (as shown on the right side of my picture), right?
And yes, that square root of that multi-line expression really looks ugly! You might consider defining an auxiliary function without the root and the final function would call that auxiliary function and take the root. - You may consider using temperature units as well, but they can be quite beasty! Carefully chose either °C or Delta°C. Keep in mind, that Prime internally will always use Kelvin!
I guess there are a couple of problems:
- This is the reason for the error message: You redefine DeltaT.lm as a simple variable (with value 38.215°C) and so you delete the definition of the function with the same name!
- Get rid of the square brackets! Your are (certainly unintentionally) creating 1x1 matrices that way and the result would be a 1x1 matrix, too. Always use parenthesis only for structuring expression (Prime may show them sometimes as square brackets but you should never type them yourself unless you really want to create a matrix or vector).
- You are taking the square root of the first summand only. I am not sure but I guess that you want the square root of the whole sum (as shown on the right side of my picture), right?
And yes, that square root of that multi-line expression really looks ugly! You might consider defining an auxiliary function without the root and the final function would call that auxiliary function and take the root. - You may consider using temperature units as well, but they can be quite beasty! Carefully chose either °C or Delta°C. Keep in mind, that Prime internally will always use Kelvin!
