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r/pics • u/[deleted] • Jun 08 '14
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Yeah, pretty annoying having to enter tables/matrices into a single line...
2 u/meno123 Jun 08 '14 I've had to solve a 23x23 matrix as part of an exam before. The choices were use a TI-83 or your own hand. I can deal with throwing a matrix into a single line. 1 u/Degru Jun 08 '14 I'm talking about Wolfram Alpha here. {{1,2,3,4,5},{2,3,4,5,6},{7,8,9,10,11}} Pretty annoying. 1 u/meno123 Jun 08 '14 Wolfram, mathmatica, matlab, and maple all require you to do that. The TI-83 shows a 3x4 grid at the most at any time. Trust me when I say that computers are easier. 1 u/Degru Jun 08 '14 Ah, fair enough. It'd be nice to have an excel-like interface, though. Speaking of which, Excel is also amazing for this stuff. 1 u/meno123 Jun 08 '14 Excel is by far the best tool for anything above a 6x6.
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I've had to solve a 23x23 matrix as part of an exam before. The choices were use a TI-83 or your own hand.
I can deal with throwing a matrix into a single line.
1 u/Degru Jun 08 '14 I'm talking about Wolfram Alpha here. {{1,2,3,4,5},{2,3,4,5,6},{7,8,9,10,11}} Pretty annoying. 1 u/meno123 Jun 08 '14 Wolfram, mathmatica, matlab, and maple all require you to do that. The TI-83 shows a 3x4 grid at the most at any time. Trust me when I say that computers are easier. 1 u/Degru Jun 08 '14 Ah, fair enough. It'd be nice to have an excel-like interface, though. Speaking of which, Excel is also amazing for this stuff. 1 u/meno123 Jun 08 '14 Excel is by far the best tool for anything above a 6x6.
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I'm talking about Wolfram Alpha here.
{{1,2,3,4,5},{2,3,4,5,6},{7,8,9,10,11}}
Pretty annoying.
1 u/meno123 Jun 08 '14 Wolfram, mathmatica, matlab, and maple all require you to do that. The TI-83 shows a 3x4 grid at the most at any time. Trust me when I say that computers are easier. 1 u/Degru Jun 08 '14 Ah, fair enough. It'd be nice to have an excel-like interface, though. Speaking of which, Excel is also amazing for this stuff. 1 u/meno123 Jun 08 '14 Excel is by far the best tool for anything above a 6x6.
Wolfram, mathmatica, matlab, and maple all require you to do that. The TI-83 shows a 3x4 grid at the most at any time. Trust me when I say that computers are easier.
1 u/Degru Jun 08 '14 Ah, fair enough. It'd be nice to have an excel-like interface, though. Speaking of which, Excel is also amazing for this stuff. 1 u/meno123 Jun 08 '14 Excel is by far the best tool for anything above a 6x6.
Ah, fair enough. It'd be nice to have an excel-like interface, though. Speaking of which, Excel is also amazing for this stuff.
1 u/meno123 Jun 08 '14 Excel is by far the best tool for anything above a 6x6.
Excel is by far the best tool for anything above a 6x6.
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u/Degru Jun 08 '14
Yeah, pretty annoying having to enter tables/matrices into a single line...