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Why did Resolve[] fail to verify a statement whose counter-example was proven to be nonexistant by FindInstance[]?

Do not use more variables than necessary. If you eliminate one variable using "a b c d ==1", Resolve evaluates quickly to True: ...
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Why did Resolve[] fail to verify a statement whose counter-example was proven to be nonexistant by FindInstance[]?

One can work with four variables, considering the negation of the implication.. ...
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"Undefined" when attempting analytical expression for a RegionIntersection and its Area in V14.0

This outputs the result after quite some time. ...
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"Undefined" when attempting analytical expression for a RegionIntersection and its Area in V14.0

Your code Assuming[ And[0 < a < Pi/8, Element[h, PositiveReals] Element[r, PositiveReals]], With[{}, Area[RegionIntersection[reg1[h, r], reg2[a]]]]] works ...
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Series does not deal with the branch cut for the power function correctly [bug]

This appears to have been fixed in v13.2 ...
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Why did Resolve[] fail to verify a statement whose counter-example was proven to be nonexistant by FindInstance[]?

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Determine the rank of a matrix expression

It's relatively straightforward to code this in Mathematica. It seems that OP doesn't have much experience in Mathematica, so let me do a favor. Please read the document carefully by pressing F1 to ...
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Symbolic matrix formula simplification of identity function

First, you may mean SymbolicIdentityArray[{n}] instead of SymbolicIdentityArray[{n,n}] ...
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