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Hi.
When I try to use the 'less than' operator to obtain the area under a curve composed of semicircles generated by a sequence command, it doesn't work as expected.
I have a list of circles specified as combinations of a location on the x-axis and a radius and I can use the sequence command to turn this into a sequence of alternating semicircles, but when I try to do something similar with the area under these alternating semicircles, something goes wrong.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions how to resolve this, Niek
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I can... both...
(the only "bug" is than "<" is not visible in Algebra view)
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It doesn't seem to work for me. Can you show it working in a screenshot or share a ggb file that demonstrates it?
I can... both...
(the only "bug" is than "<" is not visible in Algebra view)
When I try this in the Geometry app, as soon as I've typed "l4 = sequence(y<l2)", somehow l2 suddenly disappears. So that's before I even succeed in entering the complete expression to try it out.
https://i.imgur.com/lY0exYz.png
ok for me with Geometry app
i write l4 without problem (and < is ok in Algebra view in this app (last screen shot was with GeoGebra 5))
Hmmm, I think I see now what the problem is, geogebra tries to evaluate the expression as I'm entering it and if a partial expression boils down to something invalid, it can cause other expressions that are referenced in the partial expression to suddenly disappear.
I can get it to work if I first enter:
l4 = sequence(l2(p, x), p, 1, 5)
and subsequently modify the expression to:
l4 = sequence(y < l2(p, x), p, 1, 5)
https://i.imgur.com/UahdX3R.png
Maybe it works different on the mac (I'm on windows).. anyway, that solves it I guess. Thanks!
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