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How to solve transcendental coupled equations?

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How to solve transcendental coupled equations?

We can solve it by DiscretizeRegion. ...
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0-1 test or Lyapunov exponent, to prove my below system is chaotic?

I'll assume you're using the LyapunovExponents function I wrote here. The first step is to make sure you're starting on the attractor. In your case, it seems that ...
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Forcing NonLinearModelFit to be positive

nlmf = NonlinearModelFit[mydata, {c x + a x^2, c >= 0}, {a, c}, x] This constraint $c \ge 0$ comes from analyzing the derivative of the model: $df/dx = c + 2 a ...
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Plotting natural log equation in 3D plane

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Solve can’t solve this… is there a way to approximate it?

If you just want a numerical answer for $r$ given some values of $A$, $p$, and $n$, then FindRoot will do what you want. Example: ...
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Plotting natural log equation in 3D plane

Perhaps, you meant something like this? One can grab and rotate the image to the desired viewpoint. From what you said, I guess that you wanted the $y$ axis to be vertical. I selected and assigned a ...
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Solve can’t solve this… is there a way to approximate it?

It is not clear whether a series approximation to be used in Excel or a Mathematica solution is desired. How do I calculate mortgages and loans using annuities?. ...
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