Centurion to Funny: Home of the Haha • edit-22 months agoIt could have been so easy imagemessage-square40arrow-up1400arrow-down134
arrow-up1366arrow-down1imageIt could have been so easy Centurion to Funny: Home of the Haha • edit-22 months agomessage-square40
minus-squareFunkytom467link4•2 months agoMaybe it’s not universal but in school literal equation basically meant there were letters instead of numbers. It’s the term we use for instance when going from the equation of a line like y=3x+2 to lines in general y=ax+b (a and b in ℝ) And i agree it’s a lot better to specify to solve for x (because you can solve for anything or have multiple variables). Although x being a variable, and solving for it would be the most logical assumption.
Maybe it’s not universal but in school literal equation basically meant there were letters instead of numbers.
It’s the term we use for instance when going from the equation of a line like y=3x+2 to lines in general y=ax+b (a and b in ℝ)
And i agree it’s a lot better to specify to solve for x (because you can solve for anything or have multiple variables).
Although x being a variable, and solving for it would be the most logical assumption.