%% Copy and Paste Symbolic Output in Live Editor
% This example shows how to copy symbolic output and paste it as MATLAB code or equation typeset in the MATLAB® Live Editor. To demonstrate this capability, this example uses a cubic (third-degree) polynomial.
%% Copy Output and Paste as MATLAB Code
% Solve the cubic polynomial x^3 + bx + c = 0. The solutions are displayed in terms of the abbreviated expression \sigma_1.

syms b c x
S = solve(x^3 + b*x + c == 0,x,'MaxDegree',3)

% Right-click the symbolic output. Select Copy Output to copy the symbolic expressions that represent the roots of the cubic polynomial.
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% Insert code in the live script and assign the polynomial roots to the variable Sol. Then paste the output as MATLAB code using Ctrl + V (or right-click and select Paste). Pasting the output as MATLAB code automatically expands the abbreviated expression.

Sol = [(sqrt(b^3/27 + c^2/4) - c/2)^sym(1/3) - b/(3*(sqrt(b^3/27 + c^2/4) - c/2)^sym(1/3));
      b/(6*(sqrt(b^3/27 + c^2/4) - c/2)^sym(1/3)) - (sqrt(b^3/27 + c^2/4) - c/2)^sym(1/3)/2 - (sqrt(3)*(b/(3*(sqrt(b^3/27 + c^2/4) - c/2)^sym(1/3)) + (sqrt(b^3/27 + c^2/4) - c/2)^sym(1/3))*sym(1i))/2;
      b/(6*(sqrt(b^3/27 + c^2/4) - c/2)^sym(1/3)) - (sqrt(b^3/27 + c^2/4) - c/2)^sym(1/3)/2 + (sqrt(3)*(b/(3*(sqrt(b^3/27 + c^2/4) - c/2)^sym(1/3)) + (sqrt(b^3/27 + c^2/4) - c/2)^sym(1/3))*sym(1i))/2]

%% Copy Selected Output and Paste as MATLAB Code
% Select the first solution of the cubic polynomial. When selecting a subexpression, you can copy and paste only the subexpression that is on the right side of the equal sign. Right-click the existing selection and choose Copy (Ctrl + C) in the context menu.
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% Insert code in the live script and assign the first root of the polynomial to the variable S1. Then paste the output as MATLAB code using Ctrl + V (or right-click and select Paste). Pasting the output as MATLAB code automatically expands the abbreviated expression.

S1 = (sqrt(b^3/27 + c^2/4) - c/2)^sym(1/3) - b/(3*(sqrt(b^3/27 + c^2/4) - c/2)^sym(1/3))

%% Copy Selected Output and Paste as Equation Typeset
% You can also paste a selection as equation typeset. Select the second solution of the cubic polynomial. Right-click the selection and choose Copy (Ctrl + C) in the context menu.
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% Then paste the selection as equation typeset in the live script using Ctrl + V (or right-click and select Paste). The equation typeset is rendered as an editable equation. Note that when you paste the output as equation typeset, abbreviated expressions are not expanded.
% \frac{b}{6\,\sigma_1 }-\frac{\sigma_1 }{2}-\frac{\sqrt{3}\,{\left(\frac{b}{3\,\sigma_1 }+\sigma_1 \right)}\,\textrm{i}}{2}
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