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I Audio Listen to an audio version of this page (58 sec): Inequality | patos akītewa | | Definition: A mathematical statement indicates that two quantities (or expressions) are not balanced [1]. Examples - [latex]12>3[/latex] - [latex]x<4[/latex] - [latex]7≠5[/latex] Input | ascikīy | | Definition: It is a term related to functions. What goes into the function is called input and what comes out is called output. Integer | kīci-akīta sona | | Definition: An integer is a whole number that can be positive, negative, or zero. Inverse | kwȇski akītason | | Definition: An element of a set that gives the identity element when combined with another given element [4]. Examples - [latex]-5[/latex] is the inverse of 5 with respect to addition - [latex]\frac{1}{5}[/latex]is the inverse of 5 with respect to multiplication
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