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Reading time: 1minYou can find all the available commands related to equations, inequations, and systems of equations and inequations here.
This section contains commands for solving equations, inequalities, and their corresponding systems. You can perform the Calc action over equations, inequalities, and systems of them, and they'll be solved by default. Alternatively, you can use the solve command. The results are the same, but they have different forms.
There isn't a solution for every equation in real numbers. You can also use solve complex numbers. Not all equations have algorithms for finding solutions. If the system can't see all the exact solutions, you can try numerical_solve to find an approximate solution. The command numerical_solve doesn't find all solutions. Instead, it finds one each time.
The Calc action first tries to solve completely internally, and if it fails, it uses numerical_solve. We can also store the equation's solutions in a set and then access each answer using the commands shown in the last example below.
Writing a system of equations is simple: separate each equation by commas; write them inside braces and separate them by commas; or put all of them inside braces, each one in a new line (Shift+Enter).
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