How to test whether a given function can be factored to a product of separate terms?
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How to test whether a given function can be factored to a product of separate terms?
E.g.
$(a-b)^2$
Can it be put into
$f(a)g(b)$
Is there some general algo for trying it?
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How to test whether a given function can be factored to a product of separate terms?
E.g.
$(a-b)^2$
Can it be put into
$f(a)g(b)$
Is there some general algo for trying it?
functions
asked Nov 17 at 14:28
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How to test whether a given function can be factored to a product of separate terms?
E.g.
$(a-b)^2$
Can it be put into
$f(a)g(b)$
Is there some general algo for trying it?
functions
asked Nov 17 at 14:28
mavavilj
2,6341932
How to test whether a given function can be factored to a product of separate terms?
E.g.
$(a-b)^2$
Can it be put into
$f(a)g(b)$
Is there some general algo for trying it?
functions
functions
asked Nov 17 at 14:28
mavavilj
2,6341932
asked Nov 17 at 14:28
mavavilj
2,6341932
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asked Nov 17 at 14:28
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