If an equation has several radicals, is it possible to remove the radicals to get a radical free equation in SageMath?
The simplify_radical()
method seems not to exist in SageMath. Any alternative? Thanks beforehand.
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If an equation has several radicals, is it possible to remove the radicals to get a radical free equation in SageMath?
The simplify_radical()
method seems not to exist in SageMath. Any alternative? Thanks beforehand.
If an equation has several radicals, is it possible to remove the radicals to get a radical free equation in SageMath?
The simplify_radical()
method seems not to exist in SageMath. The canonicalize_radical()
seems to do nothing
For example,
E=a^2 + b^2 + c^2 + sqrt(a^2 + b^2 + c^2)==0
E.canonicalize_radical()
gives the output same as E
Any alternative? Thanks beforehand.
If an equation has several radicals, is it possible to remove the radicals to get a radical free equation in SageMath?
The simplify_radical()
method seems not to exist in SageMath. The canonicalize_radical()
seems to do nothing
nothing.
For example,
E=a^2 + b^2 + c^2 + sqrt(a^2 + b^2 + c^2)==0
E.canonicalize_radical()
gives the output same as E
Any alternative? Thanks beforehand.