Mathematica Asked by daaan on June 9, 2021
I’ve a system of equations and one solution that Mathematica throws is:
$$ x=frac{mathbb{I} b sqrt{pA – pS}}{sqrt{-3 pA + 3 pS}}$$
knowing that $pS,pA in mathbb{R}$ and allways
$$ pS > pA $$
we can factorize the square root of the numerator like this:
$sqrt{(-1)(pS-pA)}=mathbb{I}sqrt{pS-pA}$
wich turns the solution into:
$$ x=-frac{b sqrt{pS – pA}}{sqrt{-3 pA + 3 pS}}=-frac{b}{sqrt{3}}$$
how can I get that result within Mathematica? I’ve used
expr//ComplexExpand//FullSimplify
without success
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