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A call to simplify simplifies the expression considerably.
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This simplification comes entirely from the manipulations by the simplify/size routines.
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In the following example, the full set of applicable simplifications (including simplifying with respect to size) leads to the same result as just simplification with respect to size.
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Disabling the simplification with respect to size leads to a slightly different result.
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Exclusively performing simplification with respect to size will miss some types of simplification that would be found otherwise.
In this case, we could skip simplifying with respect to size. For large expressions, this may be a bit more efficient.
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An example using the optional argument evaluate_known_functions.
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