Hi all,
I am new to SymPy. I'm trying to simplify an expression that contains
"sqrt".
SymPy refuses to do what I want. I want to simplify the expression f2
below into
x**2/y but I can't get it, see my session below. I use version 0.64
on OpenSuSE 11.1 64bit.
Best regards,
Johan
In [91]: x = Symbol('x')
In [93]: y = Symbol('y')
In [94]: f = x**4/y**2
In [95]: f
Out[95]: x**4/y**2
In [96]: f2 = sqrt(f)
In [97]: f2
Out[97]: (x**4)**(1/2)*(y**(-2))**(1/2)
In [98]: simplify(f2)
Out[98]: (x**4)**(1/2)*(y**(-2))**(1/2)
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