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Die Funktion Produkt() wird in der Algebra-Ansicht für n=1 ausgewertet, obwohl i>n.
The function product() evaluates for n=1 despite i>2, but only in Algebra-View.
Anmerkungen/ remarks:
1) Der Ausdruck wurde zuerst von Geogebra 5 in die Algebra-Ansicht von Geogebra 6 kopiert und dann noch mal dort in die CAS-Ansicht, woraufhin sich die Formatierung nochmal änderte. (Produkt –> π) copy from Geogebra 5 into the Algebra-View then copy to the CAS-View.
2) Geogebra 5 verhält sich identisch.
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Simpler test-case
You need to make sure the last argument is always greater than or equal to the penultimate argument
Dear Micheal,
I don't understand your answer. In your example there is the same problem. The evaluation of the formula depends on the view. In the algebra window I get 16 and the CAS window 1, as it should be.
I know that the running index i can't be bigger than n. But in this specific case I need the formula to be like this. Mathematically there is no problem, as shows the CAS view.
I just wanted to point out to the developers that there is this difference in behavior.
Best regards, Bernhard
Thanks, but if you use a wrong syntax then you may get unexpected results eg
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