Thanks -- expand() did what I wanted.

On Thursday, September 5, 2013 9:02:26 PM UTC+4, Boris Kheyfets wrote:
>
> Hello SymPy users,
>
> How do I force division? I have a fraction, which I get as a result of 
> series of subs. Now I get some z**(3/2) stuck in denominator. Here's a 
> object:
>  
> -P**2*R**2*(2*q**2*z**(11/2) - 8*q**2*z**(7/2)*log(z) + 4*q**2*z**(7/2) - 
> 8*q**2*z**(3/2)*log(z)**2 - 8*q**2*z**(3/2)*log(z) - 6*q**2*z**(3/2) + 
> 4*q*z**5*log(z) - 8*q*z**3*log(z)**2 + 4*q*z**3*log(z) - 4*q*z**3 + 4*q*z + 
> 2*z**(9/2)*log(z)**2 + 4*z**(5/2)*log(z)**2 + z**(5/2) - 
> sqrt(z))/(8*q**2*z**(3/2)*log(z)**2)
>
>  _____________
> With respect,
> *Boris.*
>

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