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PTC Mathcad 15.0

 

  • Excel Component: leverage data in existing spreadsheets
  • Symbolic Algebra: manipulate symbolic and numeric calculations in real time
  • 3D Plots: visualize complex datasets, qualitatively and quantitatively
  • Collapsible Areas: organize complex data by arranging them in sections that can be hidden
  • Performance: solve and process large calculations with 64-bit architectures and multi-threading

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  1. Gracias por compartilo.

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  2. como se instala y hackea?

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    1. Al descargar el paquete que le guiará para la instalación

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