Re: optimizing error: undefined argument

[DGati]

Doug Stewart-4 wrote:
> 
> 
> To use your function you must pass a number to it like:
> 
> func(6)
> 
> or
> 
> w=6
> func(w)
> 
> this will not give an error, But
> 
> func
> will give the error that you are seeing.
> 
> 
> Doug
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Yes, but if I try minimizing a function or maximizing it, I shouldn't pass
it a number since I don't know at which value the function will be minimal.
This is exactly the point.

minimize(func, x) is the syntax to 'minimize', where x is the list of
arguments to func (in this case, only one). Surely I wouldn't need to pass a
number for x?


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