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http://wiki.axiom-developer.org/358VariableIsApparentlyAlwaysAssumedToBePositive/diff
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\end{axiom}
-Note that the function is compiled with Variable x -> Polynomial Integer, and
the viewport shows the function x*x, even for x<0, where it should show -x*x.
+Note that the function is compiled with 'Variable x -> Polynomial Integer',
and the viewport shows the function 'x*x', even for 'x<0', where it should show
'-x*x'.
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\end{axiom}
-Here, we should expect -25. And shouldn't
+Here, we should expect '-25'. And shouldn't
\begin{axiom}
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\end{axiom}
-which should of course yield 0. It would appear that in certain operations,
when performing a function on f (like draw, eval, integrate), or when x is not
specified, it is assumed to be positive. After that, the actual value is filled
in and this can therefore yield an erroneous result.
+which should of course yield '0'. It would appear that in certain operations,
when performing a function on 'f' (like 'draw', 'eval', 'integrate'), or when
'x' is not specified, it is assumed to be positive. After that, the actual
value is filled in and this can therefore yield an erroneous result.
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