algebra
/ˈælˌdʒeɪbrə/ or /ˈælˌdʒiːbrə/Definitions
1. noun
a branch of mathematics in which symbols and equations are used to represent numbers and their relationships.
“She excelled in algebra and went on to study mathematics in college.”
2. noun
a specific system of symbols and rules used to represent and solve equations or other mathematical problems.
“The textbook introduced a new algebra for solving quadratic equations.”
3. verb
to solve or manipulate algebraic expressions or equations, often using various techniques and formulas.
“The student struggled to algebra the complex equation on the exam.”
4. adjective
relating to or using algebra, especially in mathematics or computer science.
“Algebraic geometry is a field of mathematics that combines algebra and geometry.”