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Ah. "a±(b-c)" then. The fact I made that mistake in the first place just makes me more convinced the original form is unnecessarily complex to parse.
by LordDragonfang 2y ago
Ah. "a±(b-c)" then.
The fact I made that mistake in the first place just makes me more convinced the original form is unnecessarily complex to parse.
- stabbles 2y agoYou're too fixated on the example. It's obviously used in cases where you cannot group like that: (-b ± sqrt(b² - 4ac)) / 2a = 2c / (-b ∓ sqrt(b² - 4ac))