I have two figures that's generated in Maple (by plot), then pasted them to a worksheet, which I would like to export them to PDF format with exactly the same as it seems on Maple, meaning that these two figures need to be on the same row.

However, in the exported PDF, these two figures are always in two rows: see Fig_1.mw and Fig_1.pdf 

What I tried was: to really resize these two figures into very small size, and the export works, however, I also need three figures or four figures in one row. See Fig_2.mw and Fig_2.pdf

So there is actually two questions:

1. Can I specify some parameters in Maple such that the exported PDF is exactly 'what I see is what I get'?

2. If #1 is impossible, where can I get the information on: width of the exported PDF, how to specify the precise size of plot command etc

Thanks,

When I use Maple solve on functions that involves exp, ln to decide the maxima, minima points by solving derivative equals zero, it only returns the first point, not the second point.

Which by definition it shall return two points, one at 2.030837315, the other around 6.7.

See the Maple code and exported PDF attached.

Maple_Solve_MinMaxma.mw

Maple_Solve_MinMaxma.pdf

I've encountered a very strange issue with Maple.

The result returns differently with solve and fsolve after/before a variable is given a certain value. See attachment.

The result comes from solve (with variable epsilon) returns value of the same variable with imaginary part while the fsolve returns the correct answer.

Now how can I achieve the same result as fsolve via solve?

Thanks!

Maple_Question_Solve_Fsolve.mw

Maple_Question_Solve_Fsolve.pdf  (exported PDF from Maple)