This answer is going to sound a little weird, but I'm going to try not to use the word 'assume'.
This is making a statement about a variable or function or mathematical property without knowing if that is the correct statement. It is typically used in proofs. Often we will try to prove something is not true, so we assume that it is true. That means we make a statement that 'it is true'. Then proceed with if it's true, what else is true, or what will happen if this is true. If this leads to a contradiction, then you can say that the original assumption was incorrect.
What does length mean in math
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Communitive means of, or belonging to, a community. It has no meaning in math. Communative does not mean anything - in math or elsewhere.
what does 10y mean in math as in is it the quotient or the product?
What does > mean?
I think it's an assumption that based on stereotype like, most Asians that you've met are good at math but infact they're not all good at math, you're just being stereotypical because many people thought Asians are good at math and that's just an assumption because it hasn't been proven that they are all good at math. a bit confusing Hope i explained it right :P
The question is based on a faulty assumption.
When someone calls a statement a "valid assumption" they mean that it is probably true.
What does length mean in math
Value laden
My assumption is Shuckle is what you mean, and the answer is no
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It means to proof with a statement that is assumed true and if the assumption leads to an impossibility, then the statement is false and you have to create a new one. You use variables, its not necessary to use numbers and make a real equation. -ccs
When you love math
figure math means figure math
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she needs help in math.