t t <lan1967 at mail.ru> writes:
>
> Hello, people!
> Sorry for disturbance and double post.
> I forgot to put a description theme.
> I got a question.
> I need to use one of the found roots for calculation.
> But when I use one of them g[2] to compare the program doesn't really do any comparison.
> How to use the realroots for comparison?
> I don't need g=-1. I need just? numerical -1.
> Thank you for your attention.
>
> w:realroots(g^2-1);
> w[1];
> if (w[2]<2) then j:0;
> j;?</span>
>
> [g=-1,g=1]
> g=-1
> (%o330) if g=-1<2 then j:0
> (%o331) j? ?
As in my reply to your almost identical previous post, use rhs() and
is().
Rupert
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