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User’s Guide
Mathsoft Engineering & Education, Inc.
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Mathsoft Engineering & Education, Inc. owns both the Mathcad software program and
its documentation. Both the program and documentation are copyrighted with all rights
reserved by Mathsoft. No part of this publication may be produced, transmitted,
transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any language in any form
without the written permission of Mathsoft Engineering & Education, Inc.
© 1986-2005 Mathsoft Engineering & Education, Inc. All rights reserved.
Mathsoft and Mathcad are registered trademarks and Calculation Management Suite
and Designate are trademarks of Mathsoft Engineering & Education, Inc. U.S. Patents
5,469,538; 5,526,475; 5,771,392; 5,844,555; and 6,275,866. MKM (Mathsoft Kernel
Maple) © 1994 Waterloo Maple Software. Microsoft Internet Explorer © 1995-2005
Microsoft Corporation. Web Help © 2004 by eHelp Corporation, a subsidiary of
Macromedia, Inc. Portions of the Mathcad Solver © 1990-2002 by Frontline Systems,
Inc. Microsoft, Windows, Windows NT, JScript and the Internet Explorer logo are
registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. All other trademarks are the property
of their respective owners.
Mathsoft Engineering & Education, Inc.
101 Main Street
Cambridge, MA 02142
USA
Printed in the United States of America. September, 2005
Contents
1: Welcome to Mathcad
1
What Is Mathcad?
1
Highlights of the Mathcad 13 Release
2
System Requirements
4
Installation
4
Technical Support
6
2: Getting Started with Mathcad
7
The Mathcad Workspace
7
Regions
9
A Simple Calculation
9
Definitions and Variables
10
Graphs
12
Saving, Printing, and Exiting
13
3: Online Resources
15
Mathcad Resources
15
User Forums
19
Other Resources
21
4: Working with Math
23
Inserting Math
23
Building Expressions
25
Editing Expressions
29
Math Styles
33
5: Range Variables and Arrays
37
Creating Arrays
37
Iterative Calculations
38
Accessing Array Elements
41
Displaying Arrays
43
Working with Arrays
45
6: Working with Text
49
Inserting Text
49
Text and Paragraph Properties
51
Text Styles
53
Equations in Text
55
Text Tools
56
7: Worksheet Management
59
Worksheets and Templates
59
Rearranging Your Worksheet
61
Layout
65
Safeguarding an Area of the Worksheet
67
Worksheet References
69
Hyperlinks
70
Distributing Your Worksheets
72
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8: Calculating in Mathcad
77
Defining and Evaluating Variables
77
Defining and Evaluating Functions
86
Units and Dimensions
88
Working with Results
91
Controlling Calculation
96
Error Messages
97
9: Solving
99
Solving and Optimization Functions
99
10: Inserting Graphics and Other Objects
105
Overview
105
Inserting Pictures
105
Inserting Objects
108
Inserting Objects Computationally Linked to Your Worksheet
110
11: 2D Plots
113
Overview of 2D Plotting
113
Graphing Functions and Expressions
115
Plotting Vectors of Data
118
Formatting a 2D Plot
121
Modifying a 2D Plot’s Perspective
123
Animations
125
12: 3D Plots
127
Overview of 3D Plotting
127
Creating 3D Plots of Functions
128
Creating 3D Plots of Data
130
Formatting a 3D Plot
135
13: Symbolic Calculation
139
Overview of Symbolic Math
139
Live Symbolic Evaluation
140
Using the Symbolics Menu
144
Examples of Symbolic Calculation
145
Index
151
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Chapter 1
Welcome to Mathcad
What Is Mathcad?
Highlights of the Mathcad 13 Release
System Requirements
Installation
Technical Support
What Is Mathcad?
Mathcad is the primary piece of the Mathsoft Calculation Management Suite. Together
the suite enables engineers to simultaneously design and document their work while
centrally managing it for reuse, auditing, publishing and collaboration throughout the
entire development process.
Mathcad delivers all the solving capabilities, functionality, and robustness needed for
calculation, data manipulation, and engineering design work. Mathcad allows you to
document your calculations in the language of mathematics, because Mathcad
combines a powerful computational engine, accessed through conventional math
notation, with a full-featured word processor and graphing tools.
You can type equations as you’re used to seeing them on paper.
Simply type in your equations, then see them display with an
instant result, along with as much text you want to accompany
the math. Mathcad makes it easy to communicate the rationale and assumptions behind
your calculations enabling design quality assurance.
You can use Mathcad equations to solve both symbolical and numerical equations. You
can place text anywhere on the worksheet and add two- and three-dimensional graphs
to the page. You can even illustrate your work with images taken from another
application. Mathcad takes full advantage of Microsoft’s OLE 2 object linking and
embedding standard to work with other applications, supporting drag and drop and in-
place activation as both client and server.
Mathcad lets you easily mix and convert between unit systems, catching unit mistakes
by checking your worksheets for dimensional consistency. You can work in your
preferred unit system or switch to another system for a particular set of equations.
Mathcad’s powerful programming and scripting capabilities are not introduced in this
introductory User’s Guide . Visit online Help, the Programming tutorial, and the
Developer’s Reference for learning how to program in Mathcad.
Mathcad comes with online Tutorials ; QuickSheets showing working examples of
Mathcad functions and applications; and Reference Tables with math, science, and
engineering formulas. These live worksheets are found under the Help menu or from
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