Re: [sympy] If a^2+b^2+c^2=1, how do you find all real-valued triplets that make the equation true?

On Sat, 31 Dec 2022 at 04:56, Carl K wrote: > > I'm playing with physics problems. Can SymPy solve problem like this? > > Question: a**2+b**2+c**2==1 (real valued) > Answer: -1<=a<=1, > -sqrt(1-a**2)<=b<=sqrt(1-a**2), > c is +- sqrt(1-a**2-b**2) What you are

Re: [sympy] If a^2+b^2+c^2=1, how do you find all real-valued triplets that make the equation true?

Here's a documentation page I wrote on solving an equation algebraically using solve() or solveset() . The related page Solve a System of Equations Algebraically

[sympy] Re: Step-by-Step mathematics in SymPy

> I, like you, am not a mathematician by training. Your training is in engineering mine is in physics/chemistry. I do not claim to be cognizant of all details necessary to generate completely general representations of many mathematical operations. If I have to apologize, I should be. I would