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Why is there a letter also on Mathematics?

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faust18 [17]2 years ago

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Not silly, i understand but "x" is supposed to be a subsitute for a number after the many equations youll be learning in algebra. x can be anything, it isnt set to anykind of specifac number but rather an output of an equation. It is fustrating but i reccomend khan acdemy videos or math nation since they specialze in thses kinds of maths

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shutvik [7]2 years ago

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Letters in math are called varables. They are used as symbols that are applied to an unkown nummber.

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