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Solves math and physics problems on webassign.net automatically.
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Solves math and physics problems on webassign.net automatically. This works by finding patterns in the practice problems and using those patterns to generate a solution for the variables you have been given.
Sample problem: A motorbike traveling along a straight road increases its speed from v1 = 20m/s to v2 = 40m/s in 5 seconds. If the acceleration is constant, what is the distance traveled during this time?
We're also given the practice problem:
The answer to this problem (which is given to us by Webassign) is 240
We should reload the Webassign assignment to get a second practice problem:
The answer to this problem (which is given to us by Webassign) is 86
So, in each of these three versions of the same problem, we are given three variables:
In practice problem 1:
In practice problem 2:
We should enter these 8 pieces of data into the Webassign Solver program. Then click "Solve"
The following output appears:
We see we have a result with a score of 100. Nice!
We should then look in the constants box on the right to see which equation we should use. We get:
Variables A, B, and C are from the actual problem: A = 20 B = 40 C = 5
"Constant Array 40" is the "Average constant value", which is 1 (as you see from the output above).
We know have our equation to solve:
We now have our answer: 150. You can use the Webassign Solver to solve any sort of math-based problem, as long as the problem lets you use practice problems.
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