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Hi, I have been following the Static Equilibrium tutorial and found it very useful so thank you to @h2o-DS for putting this together. I was wondering if the last example could be extended to show how the matrices could be solved using Numpy.
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Hello, @AlexGriffiths526. I am glad to hear you found the tutorial helpful. This linear system of equations can be solved with numpy.linalg.solve(A, B) where matrix A contains the coefficients for each variable and B is the constants for each equation. For five equations and five variables A would be 5x5 and B would be 5x1. You are correct in that would be useful for the problem. I will look into updating the tutorial.
Hi, I have been following the Static Equilibrium tutorial and found it very useful so thank you to @h2o-DS for putting this together. I was wondering if the last example could be extended to show how the matrices could be solved using Numpy.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: