Solving equations:
solve(e^x==e^3, x) --> [x == 3]
solve(2^x==2^3, x) --> [x == log(8)/log(2)]
So it does not simplify. But (log(8)/log(2)).full_simplify() returns
log(8)/log(2), not 3. OK, I can do .simplify_radical(), but why
full_simplify() doesn't try it?
I also tried
solve(2^x+3^x==13, x)
Didn't work. However, are these kind of problems possible to solve at all,
and if so, in some program that is already part of Sage?
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Jori Mäntysalo
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