The problem is that eq1 is a list. solve() returns a list because in
general an equation can have more than one solution. To get the
solution, use eq1[0]. This probably should have produced an error, but
for some reason it didn't.
Aaron Meurer
On Wed, Nov 23, 2022 at 3:11 PM Jeremy Swift wrote:
Hi there,
I have just discovered sympy and am making my first tentative experiments.
Over the years I've probably forgotten more maths than I remember so my
knowledge is somewhere between basic engineering maths and multiplication
tables. Having retired I'm trying to dredge some of it back
Hi, i need a boxed type axes in plot which i create using sympy plotting
module. As backed i use mathplotlib. But in mathplotlib boxed axes created
by default. How can i create boxed axes in plot with sympy?
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Thanks jeremy,
I would love to explore the issues.
Any advice for beginners would be highly appreciated?
On Wed, Nov 23, 2022 at 8:22 AM Jeremy Monat wrote:
> Hi Aadya,
>
> Welcome and thanks for volunteering to work on issues! Beginner-friendly
> ones are tagged Easy to Fix
>
