equational
- adjective
- /ɪˈkwāʃənl/
- Specialized
- Students learned several equational techniques to solve mathematical problems efficiently.
Examples
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The equational approach is often used to prove properties in abstract algebra.
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Her research focuses on equational reasoning within computer science.
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The equational model provided insights into the problem.
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In mathematics, equational reasoning is essential.
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Students learned several equational techniques to solve mathematical problems efficiently.
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Her research focuses on equational reasoning within computer science.
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The equational approach is often used to prove properties in abstract algebra.
Synonyms
Relating to the part of math that uses letters to stand for numbers
Relating to algebra and the methods used to solve its problems
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Equational comes from the old Latin root aequus, meaning 'equal', the same root you find in equal and equation. In math or logic, equational describes work with equations—showing two expressions balance or have the same value, so it is about making things 'equal'.