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What is a diamond called in mathematical terms?
In mathematical terms it's called a rhombus.
How many ways can a teacher arrange 5 students in the front row of a classroom with a total of 40 students?
40C5 in mathematical language. This corresponds to factorial (40) divided by [ Factorial (40-5) into factorial (5)] or 40 x 39x 38x 37 x 36 / 5x4x3x2x1 or 658008
What is a period in mathematical terms?
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What is a region in math terms?
It is a subset of the space that, in mathematical terms, you are working in.
What is a diamond called in mathematical language?
It is actually mathematical TERMS but I'm sure the true answer for that is a rhombus.
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