Hi Maple lovers, and others,

I wrote up some simple Maple code that 
checks if an expression (a^3+2) is a prime number.

The output fits on one page of paper.
n_cubed_plus_2.mw

n_cubed_plus_2.pdf

Also, I have an account at mersenneforum.org

Kindest Regards,

Matt

PS Does this help?  The code works.

Hi all,

I successfully typed in some Maple code in the form of a simple minded procedure.

pairs_of_prime_numbers_procedure_with_union_and_isprime.mw

pairs_of_prime_numbers_procedure_with_union_and_isprime.pdf

Hopefully this is useful to someone.

Have a nice day

big Matt

Hi all,

Hopefully this will be useful to educators who are introducing trigonometry to their students.

subjects - Maple procedures, complementary angles, and degree to radian conversion

Enjoy.

'big' Matt

cosine_teaching_tool.pdf

cosine_teaching_tool.mw

Have a nice day

Hi again all

You can enjoy this simple Maple code to find the proper divisors of a given positive integer (whole number).

Download proper_divisor.mw

here  some_proper_divisor_examples_3.pdf   file

Hope this helps

Matt Anderson

HI Maple Primes people and other interested parties,

I was a teacher for more that ten years.  Most of my teaching was at community college level.

Although I am not a biological father, my extended family is important to me.

I graduated from university two times with special diplomas.  The next two years (99 to 01) were hectic for me.  After that I went to see about females, and now I am in the happily married club.

I'm glad I kept my Maple 13 student version software because like my father, I like to make computer code.

0_2_20_tuple_to_share.pdf

Mathematical truth will outlast the stars in the sky.  but government and good behavior will always kick the ass of any expression.

Consider this 

Regards

Matt