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Definition of equation
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Equation
(n.) An
expression
of the
condition
of
equality
between
two
algebraic
quantities
or sets of
quantities,
the sign = being
placed
between
them; as, a
binomial
equation;
a
quadratic
equation;
an
algebraic
equation;
a
transcendental
equation;
an
exponential
equation;
a
logarithmic
equation;
a
differential
equation,
etc..
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Elimination
::
Elimination
(n.) Act of
causing
a
quantity
to
disappear
from an
equation;
especially,
in the
operation
of
deducing
from
several
equations
containing
several
unknown
quantities
a less
number
of
equations
containing
a less
number
of
unknown
quantities..
Inadequation
::
Inadequation
(n.) Want of exact
correspondence.
Eliminant
::
Eliminant
(n.) The
result
of
eliminating
n
variables
between
n
homogeneous
equations
of any
degree;
--
called
also
resultant.
Menstrual
::
Menstrual
(a.)
Recurring
once a
month;
monthly;
gone
through
in a
month;
as, the
menstrual
revolution
of the moon;
pertaining
to
monthly
changes;
as, the
menstrual
equation
of the sun's
place..
Biquadratic
::
Biquadratic
(n.) A
biquadratic
equation.
Parabolism
::
Parabolism
(n.) The
division
of the terms of an
equation
by a known
quantity
that is
involved
in the first term.
Quadratics
::
Quadratics
(n.) That
branch
of
algebra
which
treats
of
quadratic
equations.
Depress
::
Depress
(v. t.) To
reduce
(an
equation)
in a lower
degree.
Depression
::
Depression
(n.) The
operation
of
reducing
to a lower
degree;
-- said of
equations.
Plexus
::
Plexus
(n.) The
system
of
equations
required
for the
complete
expression
of the
relations
which exist
between
a set of
quantities.
Inequation
::
Inequation
(n.) An
inequality.
Transpose
::
Transpose
(v. t.) To
bring,
as any term of an
equation,
from one side over to the
other,
without
destroying
the
equation;
thus, if a + b = c, and we make a = c - b, then b is said to be
transposed..
Member
::
Member
(n.)
Either
of the two parts of an
algebraic
equation,
connected
by the sign of
equality..
Folium
::
Folium
(n.) A curve of the third
order,
consisting
of two
infinite
branches,
which have a
common
asymptote.
The curve has a
double
point,
and a
leaf-shaped
loop;
whence
the name. Its
equation
is x3 + y3 = axy..
Adequation
::
Adequation
(n.) The act of
equalizing;
act or
result
of
making
adequate;
an
equivalent.
Solution
::
Solution
(n.) The act of
solving,
or the state of being
solved;
the
disentanglement
of any
intricate
problem
or
difficult
question;
explanation;
clearing
up; -- used
especially
in
mathematics,
either
of the
process
of
solving
an
equation
or
problem,
or the
result
of the
process..
Equation
::
Equation
(n.) An
expression
of the
condition
of
equality
between
two
algebraic
quantities
or sets of
quantities,
the sign = being
placed
between
them; as, a
binomial
equation;
a
quadratic
equation;
an
algebraic
equation;
a
transcendental
equation;
an
exponential
equation;
a
logarithmic
equation;
a
differential
equation,
etc..
Expand
::
Expand
(v. t.) To state in
enlarged
form; to
develop;
as, to
expand
an
equation.
See
Expansion,
5..
Identity
::
Identity
(n.) An
identical
equation.
Quadric
::
Quadric
(n.) A
surface
whose
equation
in three
variables
is of the
second
degree.
Spheres,
spheroids,
ellipsoids,
paraboloids,
hyperboloids,
also cones and
cylinders
with
circular
bases,
are
quadrics..
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