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    Default Solving 3 nonlinear equations

    Hi people,
    I am new here. Actually I find here while searching for something but I liked this active forum and I wanted to be a part of it

    Actually I wasn't here for this question but since I am here, I want to ask you something.

    For a personal project of mine, I need to solve three 2nd degree 3 unknown equations. The project is something like finding position of an object with a camera (I am trying some new thing, if it works, I will give detail or maybe some videos here )

    The equations are like
    x^2+5y^2+3z^2 = 653 (three of theese equations)

    I tried to solve with matlab and it gives 8 solutions for every one of the parameters (x, y, z). Actually 2 of the solutions are positive real numbers, 2 of them are negative of theese 2 real numbers and four complex numbers which have different + - configurations.

    I only need those 2 positive real numbers. But I need to solve this eqn. set in C# (since my project is in C#). I can't use iterative methods because they stop when they find a value. But I need both of these 2 positive real solutions.

    Do you have any idea?

    Thanks already

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    Default Re: Solving 3 nonlinear equations

    Yeah I strongly agree that. Google and Wikipedia are everything for an engineer

    But I couldn't find an answer in those sources. May be I couldn't find the right keywords?

    Hmmm may be I am in the wrong place. I was always asking the engineers around me all this time. But may be I should find some Mathematicians ??

    But maybe someone in this forum has worked with some problem like that?

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