Closed ElectrifyPro closed 3 years ago
Using solve() on 4x+2y=2 works for both variables:
solve()
4x+2y=2
nerdamer('solve(4x + 2y = 2, x)') // [(-1/4)*(-2+2*y)] nerdamer('solve(4x + 2y = 2, y)') // [(-1/2)*(-2+4*x)]
Using solve() on 4x+2y*pi=2 does not work:
4x+2y*pi=2
nerdamer('solve(4x + 2y*pi = 2, x)') // [(-1/2)*(-1+y),0], but should be: [(2 - 2y*pi) / 4] nerdamer('solve(4x + 2y*pi = 2, y)') // [-(-1+2*x),0], but should be: [(2 - 4x) / (2pi)]
Using
solve()
on4x+2y=2
works for both variables:Using
solve()
on4x+2y*pi=2
does not work: