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This page by the Math WG keeps a non-exhaustive list of tools targeting MathML Core, the markup language for maths implemented in web engines, or MathML …

E This is a disambiguation page: a list of articles associated with the same title. If you arrived here from another page, you may wish to go back to tha…

In series, sequences, and other such lists, the index value or variable often found subscripted. In vector algebra, ı^{\displaystyle \hat\imath} (or ı→{\…

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I was wondering if anyone could help. So, last year in pre algebra. I didnt understand it at all, so i turned to cheating. (i know not good at all) and i…

Set A set is a collection of distinct, symbols in ordered objects. Sets are typically collections of numbers, though a set may contain any type of data (…

Die A die (plural dice) is a small cube with dots on it, with each side having a specific number of dots. With six-sided die (the most common type), any …

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Mathematics For information about this Mathematics Wikia, see Mathematics:About and the Main Page. Mathematics is the body of knowledge centered on such …

Purpose[] In the standard (rectangular) form, a complex number would be represented a+bi{\displaystyle a+bi} However, on a complex number plane, the 'a' …

Half You get a half when you split a whole into twos, it is a fraction. It can be represented as 12{\displaystyle \frac{1}{2}}. In decimal, it is 0.5{\di…

Ring A ring is an algebraic structure comprised of a set paired with two operations on the set, which are designated as addition (+){\displaystyle (+)} a…

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0{\displaystyle 0} . In algebraic structures, zero is also a name given to an element in an additive monoid, group, ring, or field that acts as the addit…

A cube[1] is a three-dimensional solid object bounded by six square faces, facets or sides, with three meeting at each vertex. The cube can also be calle…

Cone A cone is a three-dimensionalgeometric shape that tapers smoothly from a flat, round base to a point called the apex or vertex. More precisely, it i…

Opposite{\displaystyle \text{Opposite}} is the side of the triangle facing(opposite to) angle θ{\displaystyle \theta} , and hypotenuse{\displaystyle \tex…

Definition: interior point[] Let E{\displaystyle E} be a nonempty subset of X{\displaystyle X}. A point x∈E{\displaystyle x \in E} is said to be an inter…

Curl The curl of a vector field is a vector function, with each point corresponding to the infinitesimal rotation of the original vector field at said po…

Line A line is a one-dimensional infinite set of points that extend into two directions without curvature. It may also be seen as a "double-sided" ray. I…

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Base In exponentiation, if we were to say 26{\displaystyle 2^6}, 2 is the base. With logarithms, if we were to say log3⁡9{\displaystyle \log_{3} 9}, 3 is…

Grad A grad — also known as a gradian (not to be confused for the gradient of a function), grade or gon — is a unit of angular measure. It is largely dep…

Area Template:Otheruses1Area is a quantity expressing the two-dimensional size of a defined part of a surface, typically a region bounded by a closed cur…

Norm In linear algebra, functional analysis, and related areas of mathematics, a norm is a function that assigns a strictly positive length or size to ea…

0^0 0x is unambiguously equal to zero everywhere except at x=0. It may seem odd then to define 00 as one since that makes 0xdiscontinuous but looking at …

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MediaWiki is free and open-source wiki software originally developed by Magnus Manske for use on Wikipedia on January 25, 2002, and further improved by

notetaking software text editors HTML editors word processors wiki hosting services List of wikis wiki software personal information managers text editors outliners

"The PlanetMath Encyclopedia" (PDF). ITP 2011 Workshop on Mathematical Wikis (MathWikis 2011) Nijmegen, Netherlands, August 27, 2011. Official website

This page by the Math WG keeps a non-exhaustive list of tools targeting MathML Core, the markup language for maths implemented in web engines, or MathML …

E This is a disambiguation page: a list of articles associated with the same title. If you arrived here from another page, you may wish to go back to tha…

In series, sequences, and other such lists, the index value or variable often found subscripted. In vector algebra, ı^{\displaystyle \hat\imath} (or ı→{\…

Pi This is a disambiguation page: a list of articles associated with the same title. If you arrived here from another page, you may wish to go back to th…

I was wondering if anyone could help. So, last year in pre algebra. I didnt understand it at all, so i turned to cheating. (i know not good at all) and i…

Set A set is a collection of distinct, symbols in ordered objects. Sets are typically collections of numbers, though a set may contain any type of data (…

Die A die (plural dice) is a small cube with dots on it, with each side having a specific number of dots. With six-sided die (the most common type), any …

Arc A circular sector is shaded in green. Its curved boundary of length L is a circular arc. In geometry, an arc is a closed segment of a differentiablec…

Mathematics For information about this Mathematics Wikia, see Mathematics:About and the Main Page. Mathematics is the body of knowledge centered on such …

Purpose[] In the standard (rectangular) form, a complex number would be represented a+bi{\displaystyle a+bi} However, on a complex number plane, the 'a' …

Half You get a half when you split a whole into twos, it is a fraction. It can be represented as 12{\displaystyle \frac{1}{2}}. In decimal, it is 0.5{\di…

Ring A ring is an algebraic structure comprised of a set paired with two operations on the set, which are designated as addition (+){\displaystyle (+)} a…

Flow Consider the flow (flux) of a fluid through a region of space. At any given time, any point of the fluid has a particular velocity associated with i…

This is a disambiguation page: a list of articles associated with the same title. If you arrived here from another page, you may wish to go back to that …

0{\displaystyle 0} . In algebraic structures, zero is also a name given to an element in an additive monoid, group, ring, or field that acts as the addit…

A cube[1] is a three-dimensional solid object bounded by six square faces, facets or sides, with three meeting at each vertex. The cube can also be calle…

Cone A cone is a three-dimensionalgeometric shape that tapers smoothly from a flat, round base to a point called the apex or vertex. More precisely, it i…

Opposite{\displaystyle \text{Opposite}} is the side of the triangle facing(opposite to) angle θ{\displaystyle \theta} , and hypotenuse{\displaystyle \tex…

Definition: interior point[] Let E{\displaystyle E} be a nonempty subset of X{\displaystyle X}. A point x∈E{\displaystyle x \in E} is said to be an inter…

Curl The curl of a vector field is a vector function, with each point corresponding to the infinitesimal rotation of the original vector field at said po…

Line A line is a one-dimensional infinite set of points that extend into two directions without curvature. It may also be seen as a "double-sided" ray. I…

Root This is a disambiguation page: a list of articles associated with the same title. If you arrived here from another page, you may wish to go back to …

Base In exponentiation, if we were to say 26{\displaystyle 2^6}, 2 is the base. With logarithms, if we were to say log3⁡9{\displaystyle \log_{3} 9}, 3 is…

Grad A grad — also known as a gradian (not to be confused for the gradient of a function), grade or gon — is a unit of angular measure. It is largely dep…

Area Template:Otheruses1Area is a quantity expressing the two-dimensional size of a defined part of a surface, typically a region bounded by a closed cur…

Norm In linear algebra, functional analysis, and related areas of mathematics, a norm is a function that assigns a strictly positive length or size to ea…

0^0 0x is unambiguously equal to zero everywhere except at x=0. It may seem odd then to define 00 as one since that makes 0xdiscontinuous but looking at …

Addition Addition is the mathematical process of putting things together, that is to say joining. With the addition of two numbers, the process may be th…

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