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I've been taking a look into Coffeequate, and I like what I see. Does Coffeequate currently support roots (sqrt, for instance)? It's a pretty standard thing to have, but I don't see anything about it in the documentation. Coffeequate will return solutions containing sqrt's, but it refuses to take equations containing sqrt's.
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It used to support them, but that got lost while rewriting the parser. It currently supports parsing arbitrarily named functions, though; that would be pretty easy to extend into reading sqrt in as **(1/2).
I've been taking a look into Coffeequate, and I like what I see. Does Coffeequate currently support roots (sqrt, for instance)? It's a pretty standard thing to have, but I don't see anything about it in the documentation. Coffeequate will return solutions containing sqrt's, but it refuses to take equations containing sqrt's.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: