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Anna Kaladze
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Hi intelligent people,
Forgive me for a silly question, but I am really new to Mathematica and thus I need your help for my own research (I am done constructing NIntegrate values for some "non-integrable" functions, involving multiple steps, and I am kinda stuck at the last step. Here is the example which will help me if I know how to crack it).
OK, Here are the series of simple inputs-outputs in the command window:
f:={1+t^2,1/t,5-t}
f
{1+t2,1/t,5-t}
j=Table[x,{x,0,2,1}]
{0,1,2}
All I need to do, is to create a new list, where the first function in f list (i.e. 1+t^2) would take as an argument the first value in j vector (0), the 2nd function in f (i.e. 1/t) would take as an argument the 2nd element in j vector (2), and so on and then display the resulting values in an array. I tried to use some Table commands, and basic looping, could not go far ... The answer is apparently this:
{0,1,3}
But the question is how to get to there...
Many thanks,
Anna.
Forgive me for a silly question, but I am really new to Mathematica and thus I need your help for my own research (I am done constructing NIntegrate values for some "non-integrable" functions, involving multiple steps, and I am kinda stuck at the last step. Here is the example which will help me if I know how to crack it).
OK, Here are the series of simple inputs-outputs in the command window:
f:={1+t^2,1/t,5-t}
f
{1+t2,1/t,5-t}
j=Table[x,{x,0,2,1}]
{0,1,2}
All I need to do, is to create a new list, where the first function in f list (i.e. 1+t^2) would take as an argument the first value in j vector (0), the 2nd function in f (i.e. 1/t) would take as an argument the 2nd element in j vector (2), and so on and then display the resulting values in an array. I tried to use some Table commands, and basic looping, could not go far ... The answer is apparently this:
{0,1,3}
But the question is how to get to there...
Many thanks,
Anna.