I have a whole lot of conditions to test on the signum of answers. This gets difficult to read so I am wondering could something like the following be done?

a, b, c, d := 1, -1, 1, -1;
if a, b, c, d = 1, 0, -1, -1 then
    print("foo");
end if;

The above obviously doesn't work. The reason I would like to do this is it would be simple to read the patterns of 1's and 0's.

Any ideas?

I was experimenting on and found coeff and degrees  do not work with algebraic type powers. So I set aboud dismanteling  a example polynomial. I certainly went around the houses doing this. I wanted to put the powers and coefficinets of x in an array.

I sure there must be a simpler way.

Download Q_11-9-22_monomial_powers_and_coeffs.mw

How should I handle the limit in the integration answe?. I don't see why it is necessary.

Download Q_9-9-22_limit_in_integral.mw

I would like to insert a hyperling to a geogebra document but the hyperlink box deosn't appear to allow general files. Can this be done?

I have a long description that contains some Maple commands.
I dont want to use # as the lines dont show up when i use

Isee:=proc(a)
    interface(verboseproc = 3);
    printf("%P", eval(a));
end proc

The long description is. Any way around the problem?  

Test:=proc(A,B,C)  description  "Computes projective line through 2 projective points or intersert of 2 projective lines as a projective point or coincidence of piont  line   
 Does some checking on validity of inputs.   
Mobposn:- Global Variable, must = 1 or 3. 
Points are returned as <1,x,y> or <x,y,1>   
 Lines are returned as <z,x,y> or <x,y,z>,  
normalgpt :- Global Variable must be 0 or 1. 
Points with algecraic elements are not reduced to <1,x,y> or <x,y,1> if 0  
 Points are defined as row vectors and  lines as column `vectors"`; 

 print(A,B,A-C); 

 end proc;