Re: [sage-support] Re: need help in entering the values of trigonometric functions

2019-06-24 Thread slelievre
On SageCell:

https://sagecell.sagemath.org/?z=eJxL06jQVLBVSM4v0SjI1KrQ5ErTMNbUUQCS-kZQ2kQTALhiCOM=&lang=sage&interacts=eJyLjgUAARUAuQ==

Input:
f(x) = cot(pi*x)
f(3), f(3/2), f(3/4)

Output:
(Infinity, 0, -1)

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Re: [sage-support] Re: need help in entering the values of trigonometric functions

2019-06-24 Thread Prof K.A.Venkatesh
Dear Simon
Thank you. I did the same, but it states that an error. Note that I am
using  sage cell .
Dr. K A. Venkatesh
Professor of Math and Computer Science,
Myanmar Institute of Information Technology
73rd Street, Ngu Shwe War, Chanmyathazi Township,
Mandalay, Myanmar
URL: www.miit.edu.mm



On Mon, Jun 24, 2019 at 1:20 PM Simon King  wrote:

> Hi,
>
> On 2019-06-24, Prof K.A.Venkatesh  wrote:
> > 1.  how to enter cot(pi*x)?
>
> Did you try to type cot(pi*x) after the Sage prompt?
>
> The result is indeed cot(pi*x) as a symbolic expression. It can be
> evaluated by inserting special values for x (which is a pre-defined
> symbolic variable).
>
> A nice possibility (assuming that you do want to create a symbolic
> function based on cotangent function) is this:
>   sage: f(x) = cot(pi*x)
>   sage: f
>   x |--> cot(pi*x)
>   sage: f(3)
>   Infinity
>   sage: f(3/2)
>   0
>   sage: f(3/4)
>   -1
>
> Hope that I understood and answered your question.
> Best regards,
> Simon
>
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[sage-support] Re: need help in entering the values of trigonometric functions

2019-06-24 Thread Simon King
Hi,

On 2019-06-24, Prof K.A.Venkatesh  wrote:
> 1.  how to enter cot(pi*x)?

Did you try to type cot(pi*x) after the Sage prompt?

The result is indeed cot(pi*x) as a symbolic expression. It can be
evaluated by inserting special values for x (which is a pre-defined
symbolic variable).

A nice possibility (assuming that you do want to create a symbolic
function based on cotangent function) is this:
  sage: f(x) = cot(pi*x)
  sage: f
  x |--> cot(pi*x)
  sage: f(3)
  Infinity
  sage: f(3/2)
  0
  sage: f(3/4)
  -1

Hope that I understood and answered your question.
Best regards,
Simon
 

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