formatting fractions involving square roots
How can I tell sage that I want the result to be shown as $\frac{1}{\sqrt{3}}$ rather than $\frac13\sqrt3$ when I type show(1/sqrt(3))?
How can I tell sage that I want the result to be shown as $\frac{1}{\sqrt{3}}$ rather than $\frac13\sqrt3$ when I type show(1/sqrt(3))?
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Asked: 2016-01-30 13:48:36 +0100
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why won't simplify multiply out square roots?
Simplify multiplication of SQRT()s
eliminating fractions and roots from equations
strange way to simplify square roots
radical expression for algebraic number
Laurent series, Rational Functions in sqrt(q)?
dividing vector(a,b) by sqrt(x) gives (a/x*sqrt(x),b/x*sqrt(x))
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Not really convenient but it gives the expected answer:
show(sqrt(3).power(-1,hold=True)).Thanks, that is at least something. While playing with this, I noticed that
power?andpower??documentation does not mention theholdkeyword at all.Searching for hold=True I just found https://ask.sagemath.org/question/757..., which makes this question a duplicate.
You have to look for
poweras a method of an expression, for example:x.power?orpi.power??