What is empowerment and radication please that is not from google

Mathematics

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azamat3 years ago

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In MATH:

Empowerment - Gaining the skills required in language and practices to fully understand math.

Radication - The process of extracting a number's root.

In ENGLISH:

Empowerment - The process of gaining more power over anything, including yourself, others, society, government, and corporations.

Ex - In the spirit of empowerment, the company has implemented a new system that asks employees to nominate one another for bonuses.

Radication - The process of establishing, fixing, or creating.

Ex - The high prestige of the premier is radicated in the hearts of the people.

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