Don’t feel too bad, it took me a while to discover that method. :)
~Brian
On 09/01/2014 08:40 PM, Hal Snyder wrote:
how could I have missed that? Thank you!
On Monday, September 1, 2014 10:35:11 PM UTC-5, shersonb wrote:
Try the .simplify_radical() method.
~Brian
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> Try the .simplify_radical() method.
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> ~Brian
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Try the .simplify_radical() method.
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On 09/01/2014 08:31 PM, Hal Snyder wrote:
Is there a way to simplify sqrt(some_unit_of_measurement^2) without
knowing what's in the expression? Often a chain of computations will
lead to a result like the following:
7.5 * sqrt(units.length.meter^2)
Is there a way to simplify sqrt(some_unit_of_measurement^2) without knowing
what's in the expression? Often a chain of computations will lead to a
result like the following:
7.5 * sqrt(units.length.meter^2)
I would sage to simplify the units and give me
7.50*meter
but haven't foun
