When I run this program, I get no solution at the end, but there should be
a solution ( I believe). Any idea what I am doing wrong? If you take away
the Q from e2 equation it seems to work correctly.
#!/usr/bin/pythonfrom sympy import *
a,b,w,r = symbols('a b w r',real=True,positive=True)
L,K,Q = symbols('L K Q',real=True,positive=True)
e1=K
e2=(K*Q/2)**(a)
print solve(e1-e2,K)
It works if we do the following:
- Set Q=1 or,
- Change e2 to e2=(K**a)*(Q/2)**(a)
I would still like it to work in the original way though, as my equations
are more complicated than this.
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