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Are the coefficients of eq1 always 1? If so, you can simply subtract one equation from the other. >>> sp.solve(eq1-eq2, a) [4] P.S. I don't have much experience with SymPy, so LMK if ...
#2: Post edited
by
wjandrea
·
2026-07-08T16:52:38Z (2 months ago)
non-unit coefficients mess this up
You can simply subtract one equation from the other.- ```
- >>> sp.solve(eq1-eq2, a)
- [4]
- ```
- P.S. I don't have much experience with SymPy, so LMK if I missed some subtlety.
- Are the coefficients of `eq1` always 1? If so, you can simply subtract one equation from the other.
- ```
- >>> sp.solve(eq1-eq2, a)
- [4]
- ```
- P.S. I don't have much experience with SymPy, so LMK if I missed some subtlety.
#1: Initial revision
by
wjandrea
·
2026-07-08T15:32:54Z (2 months ago)
You can simply subtract one equation from the other. ``` >>> sp.solve(eq1-eq2, a) [4] ``` P.S. I don't have much experience with SymPy, so LMK if I missed some subtlety.