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Suppose we want to solve for 'x', and our equation involves another symbolic parameter 'a', whose value we also don't know. If 'a' has certain values, the equation might not be solvable because it results in 'x' disappearing. Examples:
x**a = 1
x*a = 0
x/a = b
The naive solutions to these equations are only valid if a != 0.
So solveset(x*a, x) should return {0} \ {a} instead of just {0}, similar to what happens for solveset(abs(x) - a, x, S.Reals)
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Suppose we want to solve for 'x', and our equation involves another symbolic parameter 'a', whose value we also don't know. If 'a' has certain values, the equation might not be solvable because it results in 'x' disappearing. Examples:
x**a = 1
x*a = 0
x/a = b
The naive solutions to these equations are only valid if a != 0.
So solveset(x*a, x) should return {0} \ {a} instead of just {0}, similar to what happens for solveset(abs(x) - a, x, S.Reals)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: