ith in Italian
ith in Italian is i-esimo — ith means used after a number to form an ordinal, standing in for a variable position in a sequence (as in "the ith term").
ith in Italian
i-esimo
(mathematics) Occurring at position i in a sequence.
What does "ith" mean?
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adjective Used after a number to form an ordinal, standing in for a variable position in a sequence (as in "the ith term").
"In the formula, a_i refers to the ith element of the list."
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ith in a sentence
- In the formula, a_i refers to the ith element of the list.
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What is "ith" in Italian?
"ith" in Italian is i-esimo. ith means: Used after a number to form an ordinal, standing in for a variable position in a sequence (as in "the ith term").
How do you use "ith" in a sentence?
Example: "In the formula, a_i refers to the ith element of the list." In Italian, "ith" is i-esimo.
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