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23-Emerald V
May 23, 2018

That will ONLY work if a, b and c are values (or sets of values such as array or matrices): you'll get the largest of any of the values and/or array- and/or matrix-elements.

If a, b and c are really functions, you'll need a litte more.

 

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24-Ruby IV
May 23, 2018

May be so

a(x):=…

b(x):=…

c(x):=…

d(x):=max(a(x), b(x), d(x))

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23-Emerald V
May 23, 2018

And what Valery shows (above, Thanks Valery!) is one possibility of 'a little more'.

Essentially what goes on there is that a(x), b(x) etc are numbers, each corresponding to a call to the d(x) function.

 

Luc

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