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  • - 4 + <math>\tfrac{3}{x}</math> + <math>\tfrac{x}{3}</math> + 4 + 0 ...
    542 bytes (78 words) - 21:13, 27 March 2022
  • ...earned about logarithms: '''The logarithm is the exponent'''. If <math>n</math> is the exponent and b is the base, then we have: {{NumBlk|:|<math>z=b^n\Leftrightarrow n = \log_b(z)</math>|A|LnSty=.1px dashed red}} ...
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  • <math>\tfrac{29}{35}</math> × <math>\tfrac{18}{47}</math> ={ 522/1645|522/1,645_11 } <math>\tfrac{31}{50}</math> ÷ <math>\tfrac{2}{36}</math> ={ 1116/100|1,116/100|11 16/100|558/50|11 8/50|279/25|11 4/25_11 } ...
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  • This small lesson will introduce you to the '''math properties'''. To see what you can expect to read, check ...ath. However, it is a rule, a math rule but it's called a property because math follows it. Thus, it is essential for every mathematician to, not only memo ...
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  • <math>B^X= 2^3 = 8 =V</math> ...t <math>\sqrt{-2}</math> is also imaginary.<ref><math>\sqrt{-2}=\sqrt 2 i</math> [https://www.google.com/search?q=calculate+the+square+root+of+negative+2&r ...
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  • ...verbal terms for algebraic actions/terms. So, instead of adding a <math>+</math> sign, we will say "plus". This is related to what this page will be teachi ...and increased by. So, when we say 5 more than x, that means: <math>x + 5</math>. If you don't understand, maybe this story will help you out: ...
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  • So, for the problem: □ - 4 = 6... we will have to do some math! We need to add positive 4, to the negative 4. When you add a number to ano Now... once you have added 6 + 4 (which is 10), you should get □ = 10. ...
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  • An example of a function is <math>\text{y = 9x + 96 - 40}</math>. Why? Because whenever we add in an input for "x", we will get a different Now that we have several numbers, we can make a graph that represents the relat ...
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  • !<math>Q^{-1}=Q^\mathrm T</math> ! <math>Q^\mathrm T Q=Q Q^\mathrm T=I</math> ...
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  • ...r with the morphisms <math>\pi_1: P \to A</math> and <math>\pi_2: P \to B</math> that satisfy the following universal property: ...such that <math>f_1 = \pi_1 \circ g</math> and <math>f_2 = \pi_2 \circ g</math>. In other words there is one and only one morphism ''g'' such that both tr ...
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  • ...l the technology that we have, we still have no solid definition of it. So now that we understand the nature of knowledge and the different meanings of th # '''All French people speak French ''' ...
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  • ::{{color|blue|The math tea argument}} :::Heard at a good math tea anywhere: ...
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