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algebra<\/strong>: A field of mathematics that describes a way to think about certain relationships that will involve numbers. And not just any particular number, usually, but abstract expressions involving numbers. For instance, instead of saying \u201c1 + 2 = 3\u201d or \u201c3 \u2013 1 = 2,\u201d algebra gives each number a letter to take its place. So it now reads something like a \u201ca + b = c\u201d or \u201cc – a = b.\u201d But any number can substitute for those letters as long as the values on each side of the equal sign are still true. In other words, the a can be a 100 and b can be 101 as long as c = 201. Such expressions with different things on either side of an equals sign are known as algebraic equations.<\/p>\n

angle<\/strong>: The space (usually measured in degrees) between two intersecting lines or surfaces at or close to the point where they meet.<\/p>\n

calculus<\/strong>: The branch of mathematics that deals with things that are changing, such as amounts that will be accumulating or rates of speed (acceleration).<\/p>\n

daunting<\/strong>: A description for something that is intimidating and which seems hard to imagine in detail such that you can figure out how to cope with, master or achieve it.<\/p>\n

develop<\/strong>: To emerge or to make come into being, either naturally or through human intervention, such as by manufacturing.<\/p>\n

engineering<\/strong>: The field of research that uses math and science to solve practical problems. Someone who works in this field is known as an engineer.<\/p>\n

environmental engineer<\/strong>: A person who uses science to study and solve problems in ecosystems \u2014 from forests to the human body.<\/p>\n

fundamental<\/strong>: Something that is basic or serves as the foundation for another thing or idea.<\/p>\n

geometry<\/strong>: The mathematical study of shapes, especially points, lines, planes, curves and surfaces. Geometry can also refer to the defined shape of something (such as it had a very spherical geometry).<\/p>\n

proof<\/strong>: (in math) The showing, step-by-step, that a given statement is true.<\/p>\n

sequence<\/strong>: The precise order of related things within some\u00a0series.<\/p>\n

square<\/strong>: (In mathematics) A number multiplied by itself, or the verb meaning to multiply a number by itself. The square of 2 is 4; the square of 10 is 100. (in geometry) A rectangle with four sides of equal length.<\/p>\n

trigonometry<\/strong>: A field of mathematics that relates values having to do with the sides and angles of triangles and other geometric shapes.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n


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