algebraic
- adjective
- /ˌæl.dʒəˈbreɪ.ɪk/
- Specialized
- Simply put, Boolean logic is the algebraic interpretation of truth tables.
- algebraic equation
- algebraic expression
- algebraic reasoning
What is the difference between an algebraic expression, an algorithm and a model?
- What is the difference between an algebraic expression, an algorithm and a model?
- OK, so people noticed, oh, wait a minute, you know this min plus and this Max min, they have certain algebraic properties that are true.
- And so I think that there there has been research and there has been work on building algebraic reasoning systems and kind of like figuring out more things that feel like proofs.
- We have X which is algebraic sin X, which is trig.
- Who's above whom for pseudo algebraic if there are no change events.
- Yes, you can see how that algebraic works as well as the graph shows that.
Examples
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Understanding algebraic concepts is essential for higher-level mathematics courses.
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Now we can go on to the next important algebraic object polynomials.
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I would recommend an algebraic approach so I can, we can come back to them.
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Then we'll go through the algebraic analysis of the spectrum.
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What is the difference between an algebraic expression, an algorithm and a model?
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Figure 1 provides an example of algebraic datatypes at work.
Academic text (2011) -
You'd be surprised how often you can reduce everyday activities to algebraic equations.
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The resulting set of algebraic equations can then be solved numerically.
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Algebra students may often demonstrate a certain degree of proficiency when manipulating algebraic expressions and verbalizing their behaviors.
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For the secondary curriculum, a larger focus is placed on algebraic and geometric principles (CCSSI, 2010; NCTM, 2000).
Academic text (2015)
Synonyms
Relating to algebra and the methods used to solve its problems
Compounds
- Specialized
A number that solves a polynomial equation with rational coefficients
- Specialized
A programming language that uses math expressions, like x+y, to write instructions
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word algebraic comes from algebra, which comes from the Arabic al-jabr, meaning 'reunion of broken parts'. Think of algebra as putting pieces of an equation back together to find unknown numbers, so algebraic means 'relating to algebra'.