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Sure, you can use the root function. With a guess value:
Or the 'bracketed' form, where you provide the limits of a range within which to find v1:
And you can (first) solve the problem symbolically, to find both solutions:
Then fill in the data:
Success!
Luc
Yes you are. You forgot to set the unit for v1 in its guess value
v1:= 1 m/s^2
Success!
Luc
Is there any other way to find the velocity without using the solve block?
@SA_10621772 wrote:
Is there any other way to find the velocity without using the solve block?
How about using the "root" function in one of its two flavours ?
You may also use the symbolic "solve", but I would suggest doing so before you define your units and create a function in all unknowns for v1.
Sure, you can use the root function. With a guess value:
Or the 'bracketed' form, where you provide the limits of a range within which to find v1:
And you can (first) solve the problem symbolically, to find both solutions:
Then fill in the data:
Success!
Luc