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Why does Mathematica fail to simplify a simple expression involving principal square roots?
I expect Mathematica 13.1 to evaluate the following expression to True, but it fails to do that:
FullSimplify[(Sqrt[1 + a^2] == Sqrt[1 + b^2]) == (Sqrt[1 + a^2]/Sqrt[1 + b^2] == 1), Element[a | b, Rea …
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Why does Mathematica fail to simplify a simple expression involving principal square roots?
I found a workaround of adding ExcludedForms -> Sqrt[_] option to FullSimplify and then performing another simplification:
FullSimplify[(Sqrt[1 + a^2] == Sqrt[1 + b^2]) == (Sqrt[1 + a^2]/Sqrt[1 + b^2] …
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