Karnakger
Mechanical
- Jul 4, 2007
- 2
Hi guys,
I'm a beginner, so I'm not very good in the program.
Hopefully somebody can help me
My Problem is:
I've got an equation with for example two unknown units.
E.G.
C:= 1/3
0 [strg] = 10F+234-20A-300C
Now, I'd like to change the equation to F.
The result woudl be:
F= -13.4+2A
But the only way I've found to do this with Mathcad is with solve:
0 [strg]= 10F+234-20A-300C solve, F --> -13.4+2A
When I would like to work further with F, it doesn't work like I want it! Because F is not defined ( := )!
How can Mathcad defined the variable F by itself?
I know that I could write F := and than the result, but is not what I like, because than I couldn’t change the other variables and he change the definition of F automatically, because ther is no connection ( i defined it by myself).
The whole reason, why I like to defined the variable F is, that I have to work further!
Hopefully somebody could understand what I'm trying to say and I would be grateful if someone could help me
Big thanks
yours
Krankger
I'm a beginner, so I'm not very good in the program.
Hopefully somebody can help me
My Problem is:
I've got an equation with for example two unknown units.
E.G.
C:= 1/3
0 [strg] = 10F+234-20A-300C
Now, I'd like to change the equation to F.
The result woudl be:
F= -13.4+2A
But the only way I've found to do this with Mathcad is with solve:
0 [strg]= 10F+234-20A-300C solve, F --> -13.4+2A
When I would like to work further with F, it doesn't work like I want it! Because F is not defined ( := )!
How can Mathcad defined the variable F by itself?
I know that I could write F := and than the result, but is not what I like, because than I couldn’t change the other variables and he change the definition of F automatically, because ther is no connection ( i defined it by myself).
The whole reason, why I like to defined the variable F is, that I have to work further!
Hopefully somebody could understand what I'm trying to say and I would be grateful if someone could help me
Big thanks
yours
Krankger