Suppose I want to run several systems of equations as below, however, the processing time exceeds 45 thousand seconds (reaching hours of calculations)

• What is better, buying a new processor (new notebook) or buying a new stick of RAM?
• Or does none of this affect Maple? Therefore, it is just a computational disadvantage (the delay time), characterizing the slowness of the program for very large systems as an imminent characteristic.
• Another question: The newer Maples (new versions) seem to be heavier to run. Is it just me? What seems to me is that the previous versions of Maple, because they contain fewer resources, are lighter and run certain calculations faster. Would this be correct?
• Last question: Is it possible to do parallel processing in Maple? So that calculations on huge systems can be run faster

Thank you so much! :)

Given a graph, as in the example below, I need all of them to have the same size, for example, 7 cm horizontally and 4 cm vertically. Is there a command to standardize the entire graph?

I have to follow certain dimensions that Maple usually does not show when adjusting the graph size with the mouse.

with(plots);

NMC := [0, ln(2)], [6, ln(2)];
plot([NMC], color = black);

Thank you so much!

I need to automatically solve this system, that is, both equations simultaneously for different intervals of T that I define. For example, from T=0.1 to 4, then from 4.5 to 5 and from 7 to 8 with distinct subdivisions between them, the first varying by 0.1, the second by 0.05 and the third by 0.25. Furthermore, the index that accompanies m and G is only illustrative. Would anyone know how to help me?

Thank you for your help!

I apologize for putting the equations in image format, but I thought that this way the community could better understand how to interpret the equations.

Below are 6 letters whose solution must be developed step by step so that the periodic extension of each one can then be done. I can solve all the letters by hand (solving in the notebook), but my big question is, how can I do the commands in Maple step by step so that I can solve them as if I were doing them by hand (look like in my notebool)? I need to check step by step. I would be extremely grateful for the help of any of you.

second part

As I am new to using the statistics package, I have some doubts about how to perform certain operations in Maple.

For example, let sigma be a variable containing any real number, finding the average is easy, just use the command A0:=Median(sigma) and if you want A (see image below) just take A1:=A0^2. However, the terms that make up <sigma^2> cause a certain difficulty, how to do this? In other words, calculate the B of the image?

sigma := [2, 4, 0, 6]

AMedia := (2 + 4 + 0 + 6)/4;
AMedia1 := AMedia^2;

A0 := Median(sigma)

A1 := A0^2

BMedia := (2^2 + 4^2 + 0^2 + 6^2)/4

sigma0 := sigma^2

sigma1 := Mean(sigma0)

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