mathematic
Adjective
Meaning
See Mathematical.
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In addition, the Mo Jing presents geometrical concepts in mathematics that are perhaps too advanced not to have had a previous geometrical base or mathematic background to work upon.
Chen (2002) Researching students in Catholic schools and public schools again, they propose two comparable models of social capital effect on mathematic learning.
It was inefficient and error prone for data observed by one group to need translation (mathematic transformation) so other groups could compare information.
Various practical military, mathematic and science subjects were taught at the academy.
Whereas in horizon expanding school, social closure is found to be negative for student's mathematic achievement.