
Explore how Maple solves algebra, calculus, linear algebra, and differential equations with concise code. Learn basics, plotting, solving equations, evaluating limits, derivatives, integrals, and partial fraction decomposition and Taylor series.
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Set up maple options and preferences to use worksheet mode, adjust display settings, and apply globally so maple visuals resemble a code editor across macOS and Windows.
Master Maple basics in worksheet mode by assigning variables, controlling output with semicolon and colon, and using restart and percent to manage workspace and recall last results.
define functions with assignment syntax in maple, then evaluate f(x) and g(x) at points. plot single and multiple functions with ranges and options to customize color and thickness.
Learn to manipulate algebraic expressions in Maple, including simplify, expand, factor, substitute, and evaluate. The lecture compares subs and eval and explains how they differ.
Master calculus limits with Maple by solving any limit in one line of code, including left and right limits, infinity, and asymptotes, through practical examples.
Learn how to use Maple to solve implicit differentiation problems by treating y as a function of x, differentiating implicitly, solving for dy/dx, and plotting the implicit curve.
Learn implicit differentiation and plotting in Maple to find a tangent line at a point on a curve by solving for y and differentiating with y of x.
Use Maple to solve a related rates problem with two resistors in parallel, differentiating the total resistance formula and plugging in R1=80, R2=100, dR1/dt=0.3, dR2/dt=0.2 to find R.
Solve an optimization problem in Maple by differentiating the surface area function of theta to find the angle that minimizes wax in beehive cells, then convert the result to degrees.
Learn to compute antiderivatives, definite and improper integrals in Maple with one line of code using int, including areas, infinite bounds, and special functions like the error function.
Learn to decompose a rational function into partial fractions using Maple by converting to partial fractions and using frac to verify equality, with examples for integration and Laplace transforms.
Explore parametric equations in maple by plotting x(t) and y(t) with t as the parameter, computing dy/dx, and applying the arclength formula.
Use Maple to compute finite sums such as 1+2+...+n, assess convergence of infinite series like harmonic and geometric series, and obtain closed forms such as pi^2/6 for the sum 1/n^2.
Learn to compute Taylor series with Maple, center at any point, and visualize convergence by plotting partial sums of functions like sin x, cos x, and 1/(1-x).
Learn to find eigenvalues and eigenvectors quickly in Maple using the eigenvectors and eigenvalues commands on matrices a and b.
Learn how Maple's contextual menus enable quick access to linear algebra tasks, from eigenvalues and eigenvectors to Jordan form, determinants, and the matrix exponential, with fast plotting.
Learn to solve differential equations analytically with Maple using dsolve, including initial value problems for first and second order. Explore numerical methods, plotting, and series solutions for variable coefficient equations.
Learn to solve differential equations numerically in Maple by defining initial value problems, applying numeric solvers, and plotting the solutions.
Explore solving a system of differential equations in Maple, compute numerical solutions, identify equilibrium points via the jacobian, assess stability, and visualize phase portraits.
Tired of doing super long calculations in mathematics and engineering and not even knowing if your final answer is correct? Want to increase your knowledge of mathematics and programming? Want to learn how to solve the majority of undergraduate math problems in a few lines of code?
Then this course is for you!
In this course you will learn to use the software and programming language Maple. No programming experience is required. Maple is super easy to learn!
You will quickly learn the basics and then learn how to solve any math problem from algebra, calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, and more!