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I realize now that when I was testing this, I was only doing
solve([eq1,eq2,eq3],f1)
[]
because I was only interested in the solution to f1. However this leaves f2 and f3 as free variables and so sage doesn't know what variables your answer should be in terms of.
This makes me wonder if I can get Sage to tell me the free variables for any given set of equations.
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I realize now that when I was testing this, I was only doing
solve([eq1,eq2,eq3],f1)
[]
because I was only interested in the solution to f1. However this leaves f2 and f3 as free variables and so sage doesn't know what variables there are multiple ways to express your answer should be in terms of.answer.
This makes me wonder if I can get directly tell Sage to tell me the free variables solve for any given set f1 in terms of equations.a, b ,c ,d.
For example, this seems like a more natural expression.
solve([eq1,eq2,eq3],f1,in_terms_of=[a,b,c,d])
