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A PLUS

(5)

BINOMIAL

FRACTION

LEMMA

MINUS

NUMERAL

SCALE - a series of values, numbers in ascending or descending order

(6)

VECTOR

A TASK

ROOT

MODULE

PERIOD

DISCHARGE - the place occupied by a digit when writing a number

FACTOR - each of the multiplying numbers

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DIVISION

THE MATRIX

MINIMUM

RESIDUE

POLYNOMIAL

PERCENT

RADICAL

SOLUTION

POWER

THEOREM

FORMULA

FUNCTION

PRIVATE

ELEMENT

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ABSCISSA

ALGORITHM

ARGUMENT

GRADIENT

ACT

DIVIDER

VALUE

INTEGRAL

INTERVAL

LOGARITHM

MAXIMUM

MANTISSA

ORDINATE

PARAMETER

POSTULATE

ADDITION

(9)

SUBTRACTION

DIAGRAM

INVARIANT - a value that remains unchanged during transformations

CONSTANT

CONTINUUM

POLYNOMIAL

LOTS OF

PROPORTION

EQUALITY

IDENTITY

MULTIPLICATION

THE EQUATION

FACTORIAL

NUMERATOR

EXTREMUM

(10)

CALCULUS

COORDINATE

INDICATOR

PROGRESSION

(11)

DETERMINANT

DENOMINATOR

INDICATRIX

INEQUALITY

(12)

ANTILOG

INTERPOLATION

(13)

INFINITY

(14)

INTEGRATION

POTENTIZATION

(16)

LOGARITH

(17)

DIFFERENTIATION

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