Is it possible to evaluate a function at multiple points described by an array or something of that sort and have Maple return the evaluations as an array. I need approximations of a function at various values of its argument so it would be nice to do it with a single command.

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I am Maple 15 student edition user and the packages is not loaded when I use the execute all command from the GUI. I have to manually press the enter key to have by package loaded before I use a function defined in the package. How can I work around this issue?

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P.S: You can see the Maple document attached to this post.

NumericalSimulation.mw

In Maple 15 is it possible to differentiate with respect to say x - y instead of x ? 

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Greetings,

I am a Maple 15 Student Edition user on both Windows and Linux. I wonder if it is possible to see the actual command send to Maple when I click on a particular entry in the right click context menu. If it is possible to do so, how can I have it displayed in document/worksheet mode? Does it matter if I am inputting in 1D or 2D?

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Hello,

Is it possible to use Maple 15 Student Edition with the same license information and purchase code both on Windows and Ubuntu?

I did a few Windows reinstalls (guess about 3) hence I used the same purchase code to activate the license that many times. Today I tried installing and using Maple 15 on Ubuntu 12.04.3 LTS 32-bit and to my dismay the license manager said, "Not enough activations left on this account." Furthermore, I have exhausted my download links and would like to know how many times Maple 15 can be activated and if the download links can be refreshed?

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