There's a variable d = expression("a*b*c*d"), and a mathematical expression part whose answer is x/({d}). The bracketing is lost, so the displayed answer is (x/a)b*c*d.
If you define the whole expression as a variable and just use that, the display is better: x/(a*b*c*d).
An example.
There's a variable
d = expression("a*b*c*d")
, and a mathematical expression part whose answer isx/({d})
. The bracketing is lost, so the displayed answer is(x/a)b*c*d
.If you define the whole expression as a variable and just use that, the display is better:
x/(a*b*c*d)
.