addend in Greek
addend in Greek is προσθετέος — addend means in mathematics, a number or term that is added to another to make a sum.
addend in Greek
προσθετέος
Pronounced: prostheteos
(mathematics) Addendum, any one of two or more numbers or other terms that are to be added together.
What does "addend" mean?
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noun In mathematics, a number or term that is added to another to make a sum.
"In 5 + 3, both 5 and 3 are addends."
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noun In organic chemistry, a group of atoms that is added onto another molecule.
"The addend attached itself to the ring during the reaction."
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addend in a sentence
- In 5 + 3, both 5 and 3 are addends.
- The teacher asked pupils to swap the order of the addends and check the sum stayed the same.
- The addend attached itself to the ring during the reaction.
- Chemists tracked how the addend changed the molecule's properties.
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What is "addend" in Greek?
"addend" in Greek is προσθετέος. addend means: In mathematics, a number or term that is added to another to make a sum.
How do you pronounce προσθετέος?
"addend" in Greek is προσθετέος, pronounced "prostheteos".
How do you use "addend" in a sentence?
Example: "In 5 + 3, both 5 and 3 are addends." In Greek, "addend" is προσθετέος.
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