One gets a wrong output when running the following command:
sage: sum(binomial(1,n),n,0,oo)
3
The output should be 2 instead of 3. Compare:
sage: sum(binomial(1,n),n,0,oo,algorithm="sympy")
2
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One gets a wrong output when running the following command:
sage: sum(binomial(1,n),n,0,oo)
3
The output should be 2 instead of 3. Compare:
sage: sum(binomial(1,n),n,0,oo,algorithm="sympy")
2
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One gets a wrong output when running the following command:
sage: sum(binomial(1,n),n,0,oo)
3
The output should be 2 instead of 3. Compare:
sage: sum(binomial(1,n),n,0,oo,algorithm="sympy")
2
![]() | 3 | retagged |
One gets a wrong output when running the following command:
sage: sum(binomial(1,n),n,0,oo)
3
The output should be 2 instead of 3. Compare:
sage: sum(binomial(1,n),n,0,oo,algorithm="sympy")
2