American English pronunciation
How to pronounce equations
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Noun
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a mathematical statement that two expressions are equal
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a state of being essentially equal or equivalent; equally balanced
“on a par with the best”
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the act of regarding as equal
Usage examples
- Sine, cosine and tangent are three basic trigonometric equations you'll need to know.
- The fact that you can write equations the way you do does not mean you should to it.
- Albert Einstein's famous equation E equals MC squared is one of the best known equations in physics.
- Goursat also published texts on partial differential equations and hypergeometric series.
- The fact that you can write equations the way you do does not mean you should to it.
- Using the former eliminates air density from the equations.
- Sine, cosine and tangent are three basic trigonometric equations you'll need to know.
- The method for solving these equations is known as Diophantine analysis.
- Sine, cosine and tangent are three basic trigonometric equations you'll need to know.
- Albert Einstein's famous equation E equals MC squared is one of the best known equations in physics.