Compare two revisions of: Function

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35 35 |Action|Description|Example|
36 36 | :-------- | :-------- |:-------- |
37 37 |replace| Replace all variables in the expression (this is the `default` action and can be omitted)| `\function[replace]{f}{a/b}` <br/> $f = \frac{1}{3}$ |
38 -|normalize| Replaces all variables and normalizes the expression. [Normalize applies the following rules](Normalize applies the following rules).)| `\function[normalize]{f}{x*x+3+4+0*z}` <br/> $f = x^2 + 7$ |
39 -|expand| Replaces all variables and expands the expression. [Expand applies the following rules](Expand applies the following rules).)| `\function[expand, normalize]{f}{(x-1)(x-2)}` <br/> $f = x^2 - 3x + 2$ |
38 +|normalize| Replaces all variables and normalizes the expression. [Normalize applies the following rules](Normalize-applies-the-following-rules).)| `\function[normalize]{f}{x*x+3+4+0*z}` <br/> $f = x^2 + 7$ |
39 +|expand| Replaces all variables and expands the expression. [Expand applies the following rules](Normalize-applies-the-following-rules).)| `\function[expand, normalize]{f}{(x-1)(x-2)}` <br/> $f = x^2 - 3x + 2$ |
40 40 |sort| Replaces all variables and sorts the expression.| `\function[sort]{f}{c-b+a*c*b}` <br/> $f = abc - b + c$ |
41 41 |calculate| Replaces all variables and calculates the expression. Using this option will **always** result in a number, in the case where a variable is undefined it takes the value 0. | `\function[calculate]{f}{a/b} ` <br/> $f = 0.333333333333333$ <br/><br/>[amount of digit](#Amount-of-digits)|
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