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Re: polynomial coefficients in descending powers



Eduardo,

Try using TraditionalForm

e.g., 50 + 100 s + s^2//TraditionalForm gives
s^2 + 100 s +50

John C. Erb
-----Original Message-----
From: Eduardo Pires <epires@satlink.com> To: mathgroup@smc.vnet.net
Subject: [mg10770] [mg10727] polynomial coefficients in descending powers


>Hello!
>
>In Mathematica I enter:
>In[1]:=
>                       s + 10
>                ----------------------
>                 s^2 + 100  s + 50
>
>and get :
>
>Out[1]=
>                    10 + s
>             ---------------------
>             50 + 100 s + s^2
>
>How Mathematica can by default output a fractional expression with the
>polynomial coefficients in descending powers of s, like de input ?.
>
>
>Thanks for the help.
>
>Eduardo
>
>




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