1 unit in diameter and the Pyramid is 2 units high and has 4 sides of 2 units. I want to discover a solution to computing the Volume of an Asymmetric Slice from a Sphere.Ī maths problem I first saw in the Sydney Morning Herald way back in the 1970 era.Ĭompute the Volume inside a Sphere and Inside a square based Pyramid cannot be solved as far as I can tell unless you solve the Asymmetric slice problem. Getting to research some of the things I could not take the time to learn due to work commitments Mathematics is such a broad area that you can easily spend a lifetime - so I am spending some time while retired Or use the Photos and the GPS co-ordinates to study something like Ancient Egypt. Type 1 “Sugar” Diabeties inside the various tissues inside the body orĪstronomy - in terms of Orbits and general informationĬurated Data - This is data that has been collected and that should be accurate - and annotate against a Map
“How many Rotors should you have at High Altitude lifting” or They have Modelling or dedicated area devoted to say : Student products like Wolfram Alpha and its ability to “show steps” - Very much appreciated by many students. However Wolfram has more than one string in its repertoire. However for finding a solution to a complicated maths problem - Mathematica has a larger solution space. MathLab is great for real time signalling - it is used when you need to automate something in real time. There are horses for courses - but Mathemtica has always been a tool that solves more problems within its Solution space. Although - there are some niche specialty apps which do minor things better? Nothing covers so much of math so well.Īs a Science teacher and then I got interested in Computers (1986). If you LIKE math I would advise Mathematica - it's simply awesome and no competitor comes even close to touching it. Mathematica's electrical simulator requires allot of work to use - you get out only what you put in per say. Mathematica can do it but isn't "set up" to do it. Mathematica can solve Differential Equations and some other heavy hitters.įor electronics? Your probably going to be seeking electrical simulators. Complaint they've ruined your assets they are going to just ban your phone number. You may own the right to use THAT VERSION always - but if they cancel culture the UBUNTU libs (which is frequently) then your lifetime purchase is toast.
However consider "cancel culture" in your purchase. There are 20 years of math upgrades in mm since then. Had you bought mm then and still have it - it'd still laps around the free ones. Those other apps, are free, but they are still behind Mathematica released in 1998.
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