
hand, if you type a :=b^2 (with a colon) then you have assigned the value b^2 (a symbol) to a variable
called a. Mupad will substitute b^2 for a any time it is used later. For example try this
Notice that a in the ‘eq1’ object has been replaced by b^2. You can clear the value of a variable using the
‘delete’ function
If you want to clear all variables, you can use the ‘reset’ function. This completely restarts mupad from
the beginning. This is often useful for starting a new homework problem.
Let’s try some more algebra
Mupad doesn’t simplify expressions by default. But it can do so if you ask it to
This sort of thing is especially handy for trigonometric functions
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