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Canonical form
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k=4x^2+2sqrt(15)xx+2x^2
z=ln(x+y)
(x-3)*(5-x)
4xy+3y^2+16x+12y+36=0
Plot
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y=-0,8x;y-2,5x;y=0,4x
|y|=abs(sin(x))
xy+x+y
z=4*(x-y)-x^2-y^2
ln(x+y)
Identical expressions
z=ln(x+y)
z equally ln(x plus y)
z=lnx+y
Similar expressions
ln(x+y+z)=2
z=ln(x+y^2)
y=ln*(x+y)
z=ln(x-y)
Canonical form
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z=ln(x+y)
z=ln(x+y) canonical form
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z - log(x + y) = 0
$$z - \log{\left(x + y \right)} = 0$$
z - log(x + y) = 0