What are the collect and cancel functions in Sympy

This recipe explains what are the collect and cancel functions in Sympy

Recipe Objective - What are the collect and cancel functions in Sympy?

The collect function collects additive terms from an expression with respect to a list of expressions up to powers with rational exponents.

The cancel function takes any rational function and converts it in the standard canonical form a / b, where a and b are expanded polynomials with no common factors. The principal coefficients of a and b have no denominator; they are integers.

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Collect function:

# Importing libraries
from sympy import collect,pprint
from sympy.abc import p,q

# Defining some expression
expression=(4*p**2)+(12*p*q)+(9*p**4)+(11*p)+(2*p**5)

# Printing expression
pprint(expression)

# collect function
pprint(collect(expression, p))

Output - 
   5      4      2                
2.p  + 9.p  + 4.p  + 12.p.q + 11.p

   5      4      2                
2.p  + 9.p  + 4.p  + p.(12.q + 11)

Cancel function:

# Importing libraries
from sympy import cancel,pprint
from sympy.abc import p

# Defining some expression
expression1 = (p**2)-(4)
expression2 = (p-2)

# Printing expressions
pprint(expression1)
pprint(expression2)

# collect function
cancel(expression1/expression2)

Output - 
 2    
p  - 4
p - 2
𝑝+2

In this way, we can use collect and cancel functions in sympy.

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