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Reem Hashem
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Hello,I have a problem in writing my code in Mathematica, when I put values of R,T,S&a the system worked and gave me result but when I put the system in for loop , it gave me errors,I hope someone help me and thank you
Reem Hashem said:Mr Bill I tried to change the interval in the Find Root Function but I got errors,I hope to check them
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