decidable (Meaning)

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decidable (a.)

Capable of being decided; determinable.

In mathematics, a decidable problem is one for which an algorithm can determine a definite answer.
The question of whether a given number is prime or composite is decidable using known mathematical algorithms.
Some mathematical theorems are provably decidable within a finite number of steps.
A decidable language in computer science is one that has a Turing machine that halts on every input.
The decision problem for regular languages is decidable.
Determining whether a given system of linear equations has a solution is a decidable problem.
For certain logical statements, the question of their truth or falsehood is decidable using logical reasoning.
The decidable nature of a problem often depends on the clarity and precision of its definition.
Whether a given polynomial equation has integer solutions is a decidable problem.
Decidable problems are fundamental in computational theory as they define the boundaries of what can be computed algorithmically.

Capable of being decided; determinable.

resolve, opt, determine, figure,choose, conclude, pick, settle (on or upon),find, consider

refuse, decline, abstain, abstain, reject, hesitate, hesitate,refuse, decline, reject

In mathematics, a decidable problem is one for which an algorithm can determine a definite answer.

The question of whether a given number is prime or composite is decidable using known mathematical algorithms.

Some mathematical theorems are provably decidable within a finite number of steps.

A decidable language in computer science is one that has a Turing machine that halts on every input.