Solve Equations for Variable dp/dL with Expert Help

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In summary, the conversation discusses solving equations for the variable $dp/dl$. The second equation is straightforward, while the first equation requires isolating $(dp/dl)^{1/B}$ and raising both sides to the $B$ power. The speaker also mentions using Mathematica to solve the first equation and suggests giving the code to Mathematica. The conversation ends with the speaker asking for help in starting the process using Matlab.
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Do you need to solve all of these for $dp/dl?$ The second one is straight-forward. For any of the equations with $(dp/dl)^{1/B}$, first isolate $(dp/dl)^{1/B}$ on one side of the equation, and then raise both sides to the $B$ power.
 
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Ackbach said:
Do you need to solve all of these for $dp/dl?$ The second one is straight-forward. For any of the equations with $(dp/dl)^{1/B}$, first isolate $(dp/dl)^{1/B}$ on one side of the equation, and then raise both sides to the $B$ power.

YEs i need both equation to solve for dp/dL.Can you do this for me or tell me any software that can do this kind of operation
 
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As an example, you can give Mathematica the following code, and it will solve the first one for $p'(L)$:

Code:
Solve[q==Pi((1/(2A) (p'[L])^(1/B)(B/(3B+1))((D/2)^((3B+1)/B)-Lambda^((3B+1)/B))-(C/3)((D/2)^3-Lambda^3))),p'[L]]

I tried it on Wolfram Alpha, but it didn't understand the command.
 
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Ackbach said:
As an example, you can give Mathematica the following code, and it will solve the first one for $p'(L)$:

Code:
Solve[q==Pi((1/(2A) (p'[L])^(1/B)(B/(3B+1))((D/2)^((3B+1)/B)-Lambda^((3B+1)/B))-(C/3)((D/2)^3-Lambda^3))),p'[L]]

I tried it on Wolfram Alpha, but it didn't understand the command.

I have Matlab Installed can it be solved if yes then help me to start with
 

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