Am I missing something? Assuming r is real, the only r that can satisfy -Sqrt[r]>=0 is zero.
$Assumptions = {r \[Element] Reals};
FullSimplify[-Sqrt[r] >= 0]
yields Sqrt[r] <= 0
rather than r==0
Am I missing something? Assuming r is real, the only r that can satisfy -Sqrt[r]>=0 is zero.
$Assumptions = {r \[Element] Reals};
FullSimplify[-Sqrt[r] >= 0]
yields Sqrt[r] <= 0
rather than r==0
Either
Reduce[-Sqrt[r] >= 0]
or
Simplify[-Sqrt[r] >= 0, r \[Element] Reals, TransformationFunctions -> {Automatic, Reduce}]
will produce
r == 0
The transformations available to Simplify and FullSimplify are limited to some extent. See the documentation of FullSimplify for a fuller example of using Reduce as a transformation function.
Good, I learned something… Thanks.