| Original Message (ID '269275') By yehuda: |
| Dear Hila
Once again you encounter the pitfalls of numerical computation. Solve (as well as Reduce) handles this set of equations and constraints easily, and with no error.
You used N[Solve[...]]
while there are very high powers of the arguments (try Reduce without N, and you will see)
So, just replace
N[Solve[...]]
with
N[Solve[...],100] for accuracy of 100 digits and you will be surprised to see that
{{Ra -> 95.\
5701288878973728466744460884528229222834206757770449371053886312318993\
4299224948287700567097709919,
Rr -> 93.34517124624795338466278762681573952065455335207955355279453\
584905547721535128851234985319798434540}}
So the solver keeps the constraints, but numerical computations need to be handled carefully
:)
yehuda |
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