Error, invalid input:(...) uses a (...) argument, (...) which is missing
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Description
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This error message occurs when one or more arguments expected by the procedure are missing. Refer to the help page corresponding to your procedure for the correct calling sequence.
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Examples
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Example 1
In the following example, it is unclear whether the argument represents the summand or the index.
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Solution:
For this example, assume the intention was for the summand and index to both be You must explicitly state both arguments for sum.
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Example 2
In the following example, the polynomial to be factored has not been supplied to the factor command.
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Solution:
Include polynomial to be factored.
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Example 3
In this example, the procedure Adder has been defined with two parameters, a and b.
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Here, the second argument is missing.
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Solution:
Add the missing second argument.
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Example 4
Without the second argument, it is unclear which variable is supposed to be eliminated
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Solution:
Add the missing second argument.
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