A=matrix(m,n,(0,1,1,0,6,18))
show($A =$,A)
This does not disply with A= in latex style. How can I code what I expect ?
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A=matrix(m,n,(0,1,1,0,6,18))
show($A =$,A)
This does not disply with A= in latex style. How can I code what I expect ?
This does not disply display with A= in latex style. How can I code what I expect ?
A=matrix(m,n,(0,1,1,0,6,18)) show($A =$,A)
This does not display with A= in latex style. How can I code what I expect ?
1)
A=matrix(m,n,(0,1,1,0,6,18))
show($A =$,A)=$,A)
This does not display with A= in latex style. How can I code what I expect ?
2) on my computer
%display latex
m=3 #nombre de contraintes
n=2 # nombre de variables
A=matrix(m,n,(0,1,1,0,6,18))
bmin=matrix(m,1,(12,0,0))
bmax=matrix(m,1,(oo,10,70))
c=matrix(1,n,(4.1,8))
show(A,bmin,bmax,c)
show(bmax)
10 and 70 are not displayed but sage substitute "$Apositivefinitenumber$"
1)1) Under Windows10
A=matrix(m,n,(0,1,1,0,6,18))
show($A =$,A)
This does not display with A= in latex style. How can I code what I expect ?
2) on my computer
%display latex
m=3 #nombre de contraintes
n=2 # nombre de variables
A=matrix(m,n,(0,1,1,0,6,18))
bmin=matrix(m,1,(12,0,0))
bmax=matrix(m,1,(oo,10,70))
c=matrix(1,n,(4.1,8))
show(A,bmin,bmax,c)
show(bmax)
10 and 70 are not displayed but sage substitute "$Apositivefinitenumber$"