Jeremy Monat

This is currently a very rough draft. Anything in *italics* is to be filled in, for example links to other pages in the documentation. At this point, I'd appreciate content...

> SymPy does not really support solving a system of inequalities in any meaningful way. If we're going to have a docs page about how to do this then it...

> I tend to think that using `solve` in the way this guide suggests should probably be deprecated in favour of the explicit inequality solve methods. @oscarbenjamin so do you...

For some reason, this error was thrown by CircleCI: `/home/circleci/repo/doc/src/guides/solving/solve-system-of-inequalities-algebraically.md:87: WARNING: Could not lex literal_block as "py". Highlighting skipped.` for this docstring ```` ```py >>> from sympy import reduce_inequalities >>>...

If there are no other comments on this pull request (the last comment was two weeks ago), it's ready to be merged. The new page it adds is [Reduce a...

> I'm not sure but the error could be because of the indented ellipsis `...`. It typically should not be indented. Thanks for the suggestion. I removed the indentation from...

Turns out the problem was a line break in the traceback, after the error type `NotImplementedError:` After removing that line break to give ``` NotImplementedError: The inequality, -_y + x**2...

If there are no final comments on this page, it's ready to be merged.

Minor suggestion: Rephrase page title to "Solve Output Varieties" (or "Solve Output Variations"?) so that someone scanning the table of contents on the Explanations page encounters the key word "solve"...

It seems like the file you added, `solve_output.rst`, is no longer in the branch