Given two algebraic Expressions will only contain operations such as '+', '-', '*', '/', '^' along with variables (only 'x' and 'y') and numbers.

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Problem Statement:

Given two algebraic expressions, your goal is to find if the expressions are equivalent.

Note:

• Expressions will only contain operations such as '+', '-', '*', '/', '^' along with variables (only 'x' and 'y') and numbers

• Constants in the expressions should always be evaluated (Eg. "4x + 3 - 2" has to be converted into "4x + 1").

• Please use C++

• Each test case carries 1 point. Apart from these there are 20 other hidden test cases of similar nature. We will also look into your

Submission Format:

Input Format: expression1 expression2 (separated by single space)

Input File Type: .txt

Output Format: For any given input file, print either 'True' or 'False' in the corresponding line in a new text file.

Example test cases:

TestCase 1:

Input:

4x+1 1+4x

output:

True

TestCase 2:

 Input:

(5x+4)/(3+2y) (4+5x)/(2y+3)

Output:

True

TestCase 3:

 Input:

(5x+3-9)/(3+2x) (-6+5x)/(2x+3)

Output:

True

TestCase 4:

 Input:

(5x+3-9)/(3+2y) (4-10+5x)/(2y+3)

Output:

True

TestCase 5:

 Input:

(5x+4)*3x 15x^2+12x

Output:

True

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