Hello everyone: I'm doing an assignment in Sage atm (through cocalc specifically), and one thing I am doing is taking the derivative of a function and plugging in x = 0 and showing that it is equal to 0. Since it is true, sage just outputs 0. I was hoping, however, that there was some way that sage would somehow show "d/dx( function) = 0" in one line in the output, so that I could make it more clear what exactly I was showing (reading the code can be a bit of an eyesore). Is there any automated way to do this? I was trying to use the show function but couldn't get it to work exactly how I wanted (I had to essentially type the function in tex form first, then use show() on that and then append on a show() for the output of the derivative).
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