5. Vectors and matrices: calculating with tables
5.1 Tables or how to use clues
It's common practice in mathematics to use indexed notation, and this also applies to Maple, where square brackets are used to note indices. For example, in paragraph 3.3 we had :
> restart:
> P[C]:=k[A]^2/a^2+k[B]^2/...
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The examples in this article were written using the most popular version in 2001: Maple V Release 5. However, from Release 4 to the latest Release 7, no essential changes have been made to the software's current operation, and the instructions can be adapted without significant change.
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