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* JustOneMoreLevel: Especially if you're into mathematics.
* ScrappyMechanic: Wolfram Alpha's mathematics engine is essentially a limited version of ''Mathematica'', so it would make sense if it wouldn't be able to understand equations beyond a certain complexity. However, it seems instead that whether or not Alpha accepts a given query is entirely random. You can put in a complicated query and Alpha will understand it just fine, but make one tiny, minor edit (e.g. change "2x" to "3x") and all of a sudden the program refuses to comprehend it.
* ScrappyMechanic: Wolfram Alpha's mathematics engine is essentially a limited version of ''Mathematica'', so it would make sense if it wouldn't be able to understand equations beyond a certain complexity. However, it seems instead that whether or not Alpha accepts a given query is entirely random. You can put in a complicated query and Alpha will understand it just fine, but make one tiny, minor edit (e.g. change "2x" to "3x") and all of a sudden the program refuses to comprehend it.
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* ScrappyMechanic: Wolfram Alpha's mathematics engine is essentially a limited version of ''Mathematica'', so it would make sense if it wouldn't be able to understand equations beyond a certain complexity. However, it seems instead that whethero or not Alpha accepts a given query is entirely random. You can put in a complicated query and Alpha will understand it just fine, but make one tiny, minor edit (e.g. change "2x" to "3x") and all of a sudden the program refuses to comprehend it.
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* ScrappyMechanic: Wolfram Alpha's mathematics engine is essentially a limited version of ''Mathematica'', so it would make sense if it wouldn't be able to understand equations beyond a certain complexity. However, it seems instead that whethero whether or not Alpha accepts a given query is entirely random. You can put in a complicated query and Alpha will understand it just fine, but make one tiny, minor edit (e.g. change "2x" to "3x") and all of a sudden the program refuses to comprehend it.
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* JustOneMoreLevel: Especially if you're into mathematics.
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* JustOneMoreLevel: Especially if you're into mathematics.mathematics.
* ScrappyMechanic: Wolfram Alpha's mathematics engine is essentially a limited version of ''Mathematica'', so it would make sense if it wouldn't be able to understand equations beyond a certain complexity. However, it seems instead that whethero or not Alpha accepts a given query is entirely random. You can put in a complicated query and Alpha will understand it just fine, but make one tiny, minor edit (e.g. change "2x" to "3x") and all of a sudden the program refuses to comprehend it.
* ScrappyMechanic: Wolfram Alpha's mathematics engine is essentially a limited version of ''Mathematica'', so it would make sense if it wouldn't be able to understand equations beyond a certain complexity. However, it seems instead that whethero or not Alpha accepts a given query is entirely random. You can put in a complicated query and Alpha will understand it just fine, but make one tiny, minor edit (e.g. change "2x" to "3x") and all of a sudden the program refuses to comprehend it.
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