English to Maori Meaning of quadratic - pūrua

Quadratic :
pūrua

pūrua

pūruapūrua
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Definitions of quadratic in English
Noun(1) an equation in which the highest power of an unknown quantity is a square(2) a polynomial of the second degree
Adjective(1) involving the second and no higher power of a quantity or degree
Examples of quadratic in English
(1) If f = 0, then the quartic in y is actually a quadratic equation in the variable y 2.(2) He was able to use his methods to prove many results in the theory of quadratic forms and number theory.(3) In 1826 Cauchy, in the context of quadratic forms in n variables, used the term ÔÇÿtableauÔÇÖ for the matrix of coefficients.(4) Smith also extended Gauss's theorem on real quadratic forms to complex quadratic forms.(5) Find the 2 roots and a continued fraction for a root of these quadratic equations.(6) For that matter quadratics aren't all that tough.(7) The sparseness of the quadratics is what is important here.(8) This is certainly possible and the Babylonians' understanding of quadratics adds some weight to the claim.(9) The thought that quadratics are now seen as ÔÇÿhigh browÔÇÖ really does, once again, make me despair.(10) Historically, imaginary numbers first came to light when trying to solve cubic equations, rather than quadratics .
Related Phrases of quadratic
(1) quadratic equation ::
whārite pūrua
(2) quadratic formula ::
ture pūrua
(3) quadratic function ::
mahi pūrua
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Noun
1. quadratic equation ::
whārite pūrua
Different Forms
quadratic, quadratics
English to Maori Dictionary: quadratic

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