multiplication
"dot dot dot" is an ellipsis. It means that the number continues in the way shown to infinity. For instance, the decimal 0.33333... which results from 1/3 carries on giving 3s forever. This cannot be written, obviously, so you write the ellipsis instead. This is also true if a pattern is more than just one number, 23/99 gives the decimal 0.232323.... where the dots represent how the 2323 pattern continues forever.
Parentheses are brackets which are rounded kind. Like the one below: ( ..... )
It means any number multiplied by one is itself. And any number divided by one is itself. One is the only number which has this distinctive property.
A transcendental number is one which is not algebraic. An algebraic number is one which is a root of a non-zero polynomial with rational coefficients.
In math, proportional means that two quantities always have the same relative size. For example, the lengths of these two shapes are proportional (one shape's length is always twice as large as the other.)
if you mean a piece of eight in math. it is actually one eighth. other wise, i have no clue.
a line has a dot on each end and a ray only has one dot and an arrow, it keeps on going.
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IT MEANS "MI (ONE DOT) VIDA (SECOND DOT) LOCA (THIRD DOT)"
it a line in the middle with two dots on top of it and bottom. 2nd Answer: Or, more correctly, it is a left-to-right line with one dot on top of it and one dot beneath it.
Wise One
it mean wise person it mean smart one
It means 1 (one).
"dot dot dot" is an ellipsis. It means that the number continues in the way shown to infinity. For instance, the decimal 0.33333... which results from 1/3 carries on giving 3s forever. This cannot be written, obviously, so you write the ellipsis instead. This is also true if a pattern is more than just one number, 23/99 gives the decimal 0.232323.... where the dots represent how the 2323 pattern continues forever.
This is how they denote bounce, one dot is low bounce (I think 6*), two dot is mid bounce (I think 10*) and three dot is high bounce (I think 14*).
It depends on the context. A dot could be:a decimal pointabove a digit after a decimal: an indication of recurrenceif one of three dots: it could stand for "and so on" eg 1, 2, 3, ...a symbol for multiplication: eg a.b = aba dot product in vectorsa mathematical operation in group theory.
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