how to find intersections for a periodic function
- From: Jim <zhangyzjim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 30 Dec 2005 19:53:22 -0500
Hello!
I am trying to plot a tangent line at an intersection of two curves.
Let?s say that the two curves are ?y=sin(x)? and ?y=0.5*x?. At first
we have to find out the intersection of these two curves. I use
?solve('sin(t)=0.5*t','t')?, however I can get only one root that?s
t=0! Because, for a periodic function, ?solve? can just give only
one root that is nearest to the zero.
I wonder how to get other roots and how to plot the tangent line at
that point.
Thanks!
Jim
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