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The provided input appears to be a set of mathematical operations and constraints that can be used in Maxima, a computer algebra system (CAS). It involves solving optimization problems for quadratic functions and then taking the minimum value of those optimizations over two sets of solutions. This looks more like it would belong in Maxima or another CAS than standard input/output operations. Here is how you might write this using `Python`: ```python import numpy as np def max_quadratic(a, b, c, d, e): """Calculates the maximum value between two quadratic expressions and returns a minimum of them over three sets.""" min_value = min( max(np.sum([a + (x ** 2), -(c - y) + (y ** 2), z**2])), max( np.sum([-9 * (d + c - y) + (e - x)**(3) - ((b-c)+ e) * (-c+y)]) , np.sum([-9 *(c-d) +(e - x)*((c+d)-x) +(y+c-e- d- y )**2]) ), max(np.sum([ -(9 * c - (c+ b)) +(e+x-(-b+c+d+d) )*(f-d+ (-e-f-b)+x) + (((d+a)-(e+b-x))^3 )-6*( c+x+f)-2 * ((f-x)^2 ) ]), max( np.sum([ -(c-d)*(7-y -(-9*a - d*f) +(g+d+c)**( 3))+(5*( e+f)) ]), # Rest is cut out of the snippet given np.sum([ ]) ), np.sum([]) ) def max_and_min_set(a,b,c,d,e,f): a_max=6+(3* a)**2; c_max=-1 +(-e-b-c)*b+f; b_max=c +c-(-3+ e) x,y,z=(-c-d,a-3,c-10 ) max_of_three = max(max_of_quadratic(a,b,c,d,e,f)) print(x) #Example function calling: print("Result:", max_and_min_set(0, -9,-36,5.75,-10.625,4)) ``` **Python 2/Python 3 Support** In this `Python` code I have included all the elements which are used from previous snippet to generate a result. In summary, if your problem can be written in this kind of format then there is nothing that stops you from directly entering and calculating with the results using a language that has numerical and logical libraries (such as `NumPy`/Python). The only things you will have left out are probably symbolic calculation libraries like Sympy/Sagemath/etc., but even these would allow calculations where necessary.