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    This document defines the Cartesian equation for the Witch of Agnesi curve and uses SageMath to generate an interactive plot of the curve. Users can adjust the value of a and max using sliders to dynamically change the curve shown in the plot, which displays the implicit function y(x^2+a^2)=a^3 over the ranges -max to max for both x and y.

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    This document defines the Cartesian equation for the Witch of Agnesi curve and uses SageMath to generate an interactive plot of the curve. Users can adjust the value of a and max using sliders to dynamically change the curve shown in the plot, which displays the implicit function y(x^2+a^2)=a^3 over the ranges -max to max for both x and y.

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    Sagemath-Witch-Of-Agnesi: Cartesian Equation:Y (+) X A A

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    This document defines the Cartesian equation for the Witch of Agnesi curve and uses SageMath to generate an interactive plot of the curve. Users can adjust the value of a and max using sliders to dynamically change the curve shown in the plot, which displays the implicit function y(x^2+a^2)=a^3 over the ranges -max to max for both x and y.

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    var('x','y')
    show("Cartesian equation: ",LatexExpr("y(x^2+a^2)=a^3"))
    @interact
    def __(a = slider (1, 100, default = 5, step_size = 1), max = slider (1, 100, default = 15,
    step_size = 1)):
    show(implicit_plot (y*(x^2+a^2)==a^3, (x, -max, max), (y, -max, max), axes = True, figsize=10))
    2 2 3
    Cartesian equation:y(x + a ) = a

    a 5
    max 15

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