Opérations de base
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Signification
Adds two quantities.
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Opérations de base
Adds two quantities.
Opérations de base
Subtracts one quantity from another, or marks a negative value.
Opérations de base
Multiplies two quantities. In algebra, multiplication is often written with a dot or omitted.
Opérations de base
Divides one quantity by another nonzero quantity.
Opérations de base
Represents division or a ratio with a numerator and denominator.
Opérations de base
Indicates that both the positive and negative alternatives are being considered.
Opérations de base
The nonnegative value whose square is x, unless a different convention is stated.
Relations
States that two expressions have the same value or represent the same object.
Relations
Shows that two expressions do not have the same value.
Relations
Indicates a rounded or approximate value rather than exact equality.
Relations
Allows equality while comparing two quantities.
Relations
Compares two quantities while allowing equality.
Relations
Shows that one quantity changes by a constant multiple of another.
Théorie des ensembles
The set with no elements.
Théorie des ensembles
Shows that a value belongs to a set.
Théorie des ensembles
Shows that a value does not belong to a set.
Théorie des ensembles
Usually indicates that every element of one set is in another, and the two sets are not equal.
Théorie des ensembles
Allows two sets to be equal while stating subset inclusion.
Théorie des ensembles
Combines all elements that are in either set.
Théorie des ensembles
Keeps only the elements shared by both sets.
Logique
States that a claim applies to every object in a domain.
Logique
States that at least one object satisfying a condition exists.
Logique
Reverses the truth value of a statement.
Logique
True only when both connected statements are true.
Logique
True when at least one connected statement is true.
Logique
Connects a condition to a conclusion.
Logique
States that two statements imply each other.
Ensembles de nombres
The set used for counting numbers. Whether 0 is included depends on convention.
Ensembles de nombres
All whole numbers, including negative values, zero, and positive values.
Ensembles de nombres
Numbers expressible as a ratio of two integers with nonzero denominator.
Ensembles de nombres
Numbers represented on the continuous number line.
Ensembles de nombres
Numbers of the form a+bi, where i is the imaginary unit.
Ensembles de nombres
The constant ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter.
Calcul et analyse
A symbol for unbounded growth or an unending process, not an ordinary real number.
Calcul et analyse
Adds a sequence of terms over an index range.
Calcul et analyse
Multiplies a sequence of terms over an index range.
Calcul et analyse
Represents accumulation, signed area, or an antiderivative depending on context.
Calcul et analyse
Used when differentiating a multivariable function with respect to one variable.
Calcul et analyse
Used for gradient, divergence, curl, and related vector-calculus operations.
Algèbre
A rectangular arrangement of entries used to represent linear maps, systems, and data.
Algèbre
Swaps rows and columns of a matrix.
Algèbre
A matrix that multiplies with A to produce the identity matrix, when it exists.
Algèbre
A scalar value that captures scaling, orientation, and invertibility information of a square matrix.
Géométrie
Represents an angle formed by two rays or segments.
Géométrie
A unit for measuring angles, where a full turn is 360 degrees.
Géométrie
Shows that two lines or vectors meet at a right angle.
Géométrie
Shows that two lines or vectors have the same direction and do not meet in a plane.
Parenthèses et délimiteurs
The distance of a number from zero on the number line.
Parenthèses et délimiteurs
The greatest integer less than or equal to x.
Parenthèses et délimiteurs
The smallest integer greater than or equal to x.
Abréviations
Marks the end of a proof. Some texts use Q.E.D. or a filled square.
Abréviations
Introduces a conclusion that follows from previous statements.
Abréviations
Introduces a reason or supporting statement.
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