Word for Android and Word Mobile supports writing and editing math equations. Write your math equations in linear format, for example like a2+b2=c2 and Word will convert it into professional display format a²+b²=c².

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Dev C++ Differential Equation

  1. Open your Word document.

  2. Tap Home and select Insert.

  3. Under Insert, choose Insert New Equation. You get the prompt to type a new equation.

    Note: There is no built-in equation gallery present in the mobile version unlike Word 2016

  4. After you type your equation in linear format, tap to see Math Options.

  5. Choose Professional to have your equations appear as display format.

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I keep getting errors with the equation part and when it compiles it does not provide the correct answer - at the moment it doesn't compile because you have too make ) - you need to ask a better question - tell us exactly what is wrong (like what is the answer it does get). – John3136 Oct 20 '15 at 1:20. Hi, I am trying to make a variable equation solver using DEV-C. I just need to know how to get C to solve an equation inputed by the user.

This is a remake of the Simple Equation Solver snippet that is written in Java.

This is an equivalent version written in C++.

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When I have more time I might refactor the program to accept manipulators like cos, sin, tan, etc as well as SQRT but then again that can be accomplished by taking values to the .5 power @_@

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Apparently there's a problem with the current program @_@

According to VernonDozier, Algebraic law states that exponents are evaluated in a R-to-L fashion and not L-to-R.

The fix is easy to produce, but introducing negative multiplication after exponential calculation may indeed be difficult unless I re-evaluate the entire system and determine how to conveniently change the implementation.

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Just browsing the code I wondered why there is no case '-' in string ES::doOperation(const string& lhs, char op, const string& rhs){...

Subtraction is technically the same as adding a negative, so there was no need to add a subtraction operator to the doOperation method. Conversions from subtraction to adding a negative are most likely done during the expansion/compression portion of the parse method.

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I tried this code of your Mr. Alexander and i tried some valid random strings/equations though it tried to solve it but failed the answer was totally wrong in the calculations and it also does not show the correct answer for other string larger than 5-6 operator also containing '()' and it fails to evaluate it when the string length exceeds more than 3 parts which it usually breaks down the input string/equations... i love it if you review it and make the corrections ... Regards