algebra in Greek
algebra in Greek is άλγεβρα — algebra means the branch of mathematics that uses letters and symbols to stand for numbers in equations and formulas.
algebra in Greek
άλγεβρα
Pronounced: algevra
(uncountable, mathematics) Elementary algebra: A system for representing and manipulating unknown quantities (variables) in equations.
άλγεβρα
Pronounced: algevra
What does "algebra" mean?
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noun The branch of mathematics that uses letters and symbols to stand for numbers in equations and formulas.
"She struggled with algebra until her teacher explained it using real-world examples."
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noun (advanced mathematics) A more general structure or system built from sets, operations, and rules, studied in abstract algebra.
"Graduate students spend a semester on the algebra of vector spaces."
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algebra in a sentence
- She struggled with algebra until her teacher explained it using real-world examples.
- Solving for x is one of the first skills taught in algebra class.
- Graduate students spend a semester on the algebra of vector spaces.
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What is "algebra" in Greek?
"algebra" in Greek is άλγεβρα. algebra means: The branch of mathematics that uses letters and symbols to stand for numbers in equations and formulas.
How do you pronounce άλγεβρα?
"algebra" in Greek is άλγεβρα, pronounced "algevra".
How do you use "algebra" in a sentence?
Example: "She struggled with algebra until her teacher explained it using real-world examples." In Greek, "algebra" is άλγεβρα.
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