Arbitrary integer constant

Use an arbitrary integer constant to explore general solutions of trigonometric equations or the simplification of expressions. The index following the symbol distinguishes different constants (e.g., @n1, @n2).

You can type the symbol as @n.

Syntax

@nIndex

Examples

Integer constant (@n1)

An integer constant can be used to test the equivalence of different representations and to work with trigonometric expressions in a general form. An integer constant is written in the form @n1, where the number is a freely chosen index. This makes it possible to distinguish between multiple integer constants when more than one is used in the same expression.

@n

Diophantine equation

There is no dedicated command for solving a Diophantine equation, but the integer n1 can be used to construct and verify a solution. The integer constant can be entered from the keyboard as @n1, where 1 is an index used to distinguish multiple integer constants.

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