There are real experts about this on this list, and I am not among them;
but when I was teaching Calc 3/Linear Algebra I looked around for
symbolic-math packages & found 3 to be highly regarded: Mathematica,
Maple, and MACSYMA. Each has its adherents, but MACSYMA is free, so the
class used that. It sufficed for our simple manipulations.
Henry Rich
On 11/5/2020 10:20 AM, David Lambert wrote:
I recommend mathematica as a good choice for symbolic algebra, and keep a
Raspberry Pi which came with mathematica in the software distribution. For
simple problems wolframalpha.com suffices.
At wolframalpha.com try
Solve[(x^2+Log[y])^(1)==c,x]
and
Solve[(x^2+Log[y])^(1)==c,y]
Mathematica can express the output in many forms
FortranForm[expression]
CForm[expression]
TeXForm
alas, no JForm
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