0
In ICT (Information and Communication Technology) terms, "SUM" typically refers to a mathematical operation that adds together numbers or values. It is often used in programming, databases, and data analysis to aggregate data, such as calculating totals in spreadsheets or processing numerical data in algorithms. The SUM function is a common feature in software applications, allowing users to perform quick calculations efficiently.
What else can I help you with?
What does factor the sum of terms mean?
.
What does it mean if you cannot create a rectangle from a sum of terms?
It means that the sum is a prime number. It says nothing about the individual terms in the sum.
The sum of of terms divided by the number of terms?
The mean, or the average.
What is an ict formula?
an ict formula is something that can caluculate a sum faster than usuall, it will work out the sum ,, and the software that is used is Microsoft excel.
Whats sum of terms divided by the number of terms?
The arithmetic mean.
What does situ mean in ICT terms?
what does * mean in ict what does * mean in ict
What does sum mean in ict?
it means nothing
What does the word OMR mean in terms of ICT?
orgasmic man rape
What is an ICT function?
an ICT function is a meaning of a sum... i think
What does factor the sum of terms mean?
.
The sum of terms divided by the number of terms?
average or mean
What does it mean if you cannot create a rectangle from a sum of terms?
It means that the sum is a prime number. It says nothing about the individual terms in the sum.
What the sum mean in math terms?
sum means the answer of a math problem
The sum of of terms divided by the number of terms?
The mean, or the average.
What is an ict formula?
an ict formula is something that can caluculate a sum faster than usuall, it will work out the sum ,, and the software that is used is Microsoft excel.
Whats sum of terms divided by the number of terms?
The arithmetic mean.
The sum of terms dividedby the number of terms?
That's the definition of the "mean" or "average" of that group of terms.
