Is there a command that will convert:
(V1/V2)^k
to
V1^k/V2^k
?
Distribute power into quantity
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Re: Distribute power into quantity
No single command, but this works:
exp2pow(texpand(lnexpand(pow2exp((V1/V2)^k))))
exp2pow(texpand(lnexpand(pow2exp((V1/V2)^k))))
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Re: Distribute power into quantity
Thank you. That would have taken me a long time to figure out!
Matt
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Re: Distribute power into quantity
Hello, this cmds script is very useful in step by step algebraic development of expressions, but difficult to remember, please add a new command or an additional parameter in an existing function
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Re: Distribute power into quantity
Idea
Add a new Scripts item to the menu bar, organizing them by category, so you can quickly paste a combination of important commands.
Scripts
EXPAND/
ExpandPow: exp2pow(texpand(lnexpand(pow2exp( | ))));
Add a new Scripts item to the menu bar, organizing them by category, so you can quickly paste a combination of important commands.
Scripts
EXPAND/
ExpandPow: exp2pow(texpand(lnexpand(pow2exp( | ))));
Re: Distribute power into quantity
I like this idea, it can also be expanded to small useful programs that users can look at as examples. I will think about that, thank you!