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eimsori [14]
3 years ago
9

Ao se olhar para a história da Álgebra, desde os primórdios quando o objeto de estudo eram equações algébricas específicas até o

estabelecimento de uma área de pesquisa que hoje é essencialmente abstrata (se levarmos em conta muitos dos problemas considerados atualmente pelos pesquisadores), perceberemos um longo caminho de busca de padrões e sedimentação teórica. Essa mesma história nos ensina como aconteceu o difícil estabelecimento dessa área de conhecimento. Houve a necessidade da construção de uma linguagem simbólica apropriada às questões tratadas aliada à consequente emersão de conceitos algébricos cada vez mais abstratos. Só assim a Álgebra se consolidou como área de conhecimento, área essa que é, portanto, fruto de um desenvolvimento histórico e não inata ao ser humano. Dito de outra forma, o conhecimento da Álgebra precisa do meio social para ser aprendido e assimilado pelo indivíduo. De acordo com a nossa estrutura social, esse ensino compete à escola ou, mais especificamente, à disciplina de Matemática. Calcule o produto dos monômios : (4 y²) . (4y)
com calculos pfvr
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1 answer:
professor190 [17]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

44

Step-by-step explanation:

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