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An equation is an instance of equating. A solution necessitates a question, and questions associated with equations involving variables aren't restricted to: w
by jcranberry 9y ago
An equation is an instance of equating.
A solution necessitates a question, and questions associated with equations involving variables aren't restricted to: what is set of possible values which satisfy those equations?
- sykh 9y agoYou are incorrect. This is not how mathematicians view a polynomial equation like the one I used as an example. That equation does have a solution.