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breakpoint
canonical_form
cat
center
cFactor
charpoly
chrem
circle
circumcircle
col
colDim
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Used in programming to insert an intentional stopping or
pausing point.
Returns a second degree trinomial in canonical form.
canonical_form(Trinom(a*x^2+b*x+c),[Var])
Evaluates the objects in a sequence, then returns them
concatenated as a string.
cat(SeqObj)
Displays a circle with its center indicated.
center(Crcle)
Returns an expression factorized over the complex field (on
Gaussian integers if there are more than two ).
cfactor(Expr)
Returns the coefficients of the characteristic polynomial of a
matrix. With only one argument, the variable used in the
polynomial is x. With a variable as second argument, the
polynomial is an expression of it.
charpoly(Mtrx,[Var])
Returns the Chinese remainders for two lists of integers.
chrem(LstIntg(a,b,c....),LstIntg(p,q,r,....))
With two arguments, draws a circle. If the second argument
is a point, then the distance between it and the point given as
the first argument is equal to the diameter the circle. If the
second argument is a complex, then the center of the circle is
at the point given in the first argument and the absolute value
of the second argument is the radius of the circle.
circle((Pnt or Cplx(A)),(Pnt or
Cplx(B)),[Real(a)],[Real(b)],[Var(A)],[Var(B)
])
Returns the circumcircle of the triangle ABC.
circumcircle((Pnt or Cplx(A)),(Pnt or
Cplx(B)),((Pnt or Cplx(C)))
Returns the column of index n of a matrix.
col(Mtrx,n)
Returns the number of columns of a matrix.
colDim(Mtrx)
Functions and commands
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