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Re: intransigent root expressions
- To: mathgroup at christensen.cybernetics.net
- Subject: [mg633] Re: [mg616] intransigent root expressions
- From: Count Dracula <lk3a at kelvin.seas.virginia.edu>
- Date: Mon, 3 Apr 1995 11:03:08 -0400
(Martin McClain) wmm at chem.wayne.edu wites:
> xExpr = 5.54977*10^-25 * Sqrt[-7.57576*10^47 + 2.16450*10^48*y]
> This would be your answer, if only you could force that tiny exterior
> coefficient to multiply into the huge numbers under the square root.
> Does anybody know a graceful way to do this?
> My current solution
> x -> Sqrt[xExpr /. m_ Sqrt[n_]->m^2 n // Expand]
Slightly simpler is:
In[2]:= xExpr = 5.54977*10^-25 * Sqrt[-7.57576*10^47 + 2.16450*10^48*y];
In[3]:= xExpr /. Sqrt[x_] :> Sqrt[Factor[x]]
Out[3]= 0.816495 Sqrt[-0.35 + 1. y]
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Levent Kitis lk3a at cars.mech.virginia.edu lk3a at kelvin.seas.virginia.edu
University of Virginia Department of Mechanical, Aerospace and Nuclear Engineering
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