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Limit involving log(factorial(x)) incorrect #14793
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Closes sympy/sympy#14791 Closes sympy/sympy#14793
I am new to open source and wanted to ask what is S(1) in the above code. Please help |
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The correct answer is |
I guess thats all and this issue can be closed. |
SymPy gives |
The sign is negative because in the example `` -log(factorial(x)) `` is used.
``log(factorial (x))`` gives an output as ``log(*a large number)`` . I
think it shows ``oo`` when we add or multiply.
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Ahh! sorry I get it. The problem is with limit() not with subs(). |
subs() returns the actual value while limit() declares it to be |
I am participating in GSoC-19.So,I was thinking of adding and extending |
Works correctly on the current master:
This issue only needs a test in order to be closed. |
From here, SymPy also gets this wrong but in a different way:
The correct answer is
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