mathematic (Meaning)

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mathematic (a.)

See Mathematical.

The complexities of mathematics fascinated the young prodigy.
The theorem in mathematical analysis provided a solid foundation for the proof.
Algebraic equations were her forte, as she excelled in mathematical problem-solving.
The mathematical model accurately predicted the trajectory of the projectile.
Geometric figures played a crucial role in understanding the relationships between shapes.
The mathematician's groundbreaking discovery revolutionized the field of number theory.
Prime numbers remained an unsolved mystery in the realm of mathematics.
Calculus was an essential tool for solving complex problems in mathematics and physics.
Optimization algorithms were applied to solve mathematical problems with real-world applications.
The beauty of mathematics lay in its abstract nature, providing insights beyond the physical world.

See Mathematical.

precise, rigorous,accurate, pinpoint, correct, fine, definite, delicate, strict,exact

inaccurate, round, inaccurate, wrong, inexact, incorrect, false, rough, coarse, false

The complexities of mathematics fascinated the young prodigy.

The theorem in mathematical analysis provided a solid foundation for the proof.

Algebraic equations were her forte, as she excelled in mathematical problem-solving.

The mathematical model accurately predicted the trajectory of the projectile.