Is there some kind of online calculator that can take 2 equations and check if they yield the same

[real carbon]

...values for all variables?

Eg, to give a simple example, lets say I have:

(a+b+c)/d=0

and

(a+c)/d=-b/d

I know that these equations are the same, but is there any kind of software that can help me verify this?

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[real carbon]

The reason that I ask is because sometimes I come up with different formulas than what my book suggests - and it can be a little cumbersome to verify that I've got it right

I would kinda just like to be able to enter 2 equations and have it tell me if I were to replace all of the variables (say a & b in my example above), it would be able to tell me if c is always the same in the 2 equations for all possible values of a & b

Sometimes I use desmos graph calc for it (and I can see if the graphhs overlap)

but desmos only supports x & y (what if I have more than 2 variables, say 4?)

[umbral urchin]

Hm...
Well, Wolframalpha can sometimes help.

[proper depot]

@real carbon

Chatgpt 4

Can do this

Also equations are not equal

Algebraic expressions are

[proper depot]

i don’t think OP ever called the equations “equal”

perhaps a better word would be “equivalent”

[proper depot]

This is unnecessary

which part

I pointing this out is unnecessary

They said it yield the same result

So it can't be equations

It has to be algebraic expressions

I made that clear

[proper depot]

for a specific variable