Calculus and Mathematical

Calculus

Calculus noun - The act or process of performing mathematical operations to find a value.
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Mathematical and calculus are semantically related in mathematics topic. In some cases you can use "Mathematical" instead a noun "Calculus".

Mathematical

Mathematical adjective - Meeting the highest standard of accuracy.

Calculus and mathematical are semantically related in mathematics topic. Sometimes you can use "Calculus" instead a noun "Mathematical".

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  • Eleventy Zillion When Calvin asks Hobbes for help with his math homework, Hobbes notes that it requires calculus and imaginary numbers, "You know, eleventeen, thirty-twelve, and all those." (Imaginary numbers, by the way, are a real mathematical concept, but not the way Hobbes puts it.)
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