hello, when i define a function and let Sage calculate the derivatives, the constants in the output functions have many digits. example: sage:x=var('x') sage:f=5xexp(-0.1x^2) sage:diff(f) Sage output:-x^2e^(-0.100000000000000x^2) + 5e^(-0.100000000000000*x^2). Is there a way to limit the number of digits?
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limit the number digits of constants in derivatives
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limit the number digits of constants in derivatives
hello, when i define a function and let Sage calculate the derivatives, the constants in the output functions have many digits. example:
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How to limit the number digits of constants in derivativesdisplayed real numbers?
hello, when i define a function and let Sage calculate the derivatives, the constants in the output functions have many digits. example:
sage:x=var('x')
sage:f=5*x*exp(-0.1*x^2)
sage:diff(f)
Sage output:-x^2*e^(-0.100000000000000*x^2) + 5*e^(-0.100000000000000*x^2).
Is there a way to limit the number of digits?
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How to limit the number digits of constants in displayed real numbers?
hello, when i define a function and let Sage calculate the derivatives, the constants in the output functions have many digits. example:
sage:x=var('x')
sage:f=5*x*exp(-0.1*x^2)
sage:diff(f)
Sage output:-x^2*e^(-0.100000000000000*x^2) + 5*e^(-0.100000000000000*x^2).
Is there a way to limit the number of digits?
