functions & formulaes

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angel

What would you say is the difference between the
terms "arithmetic function" and "formulae"?
 
A

Andy B

Hi angel

We don't usually do homework!! As you have such a nice name, I'll make an
exception.
An arithmetical function is something such as + - / * or SUM, AVERAGE etc.
A formula is a bunch of arithmetical functions joined together.
 
A

Andy B

I spend most of my evenings doing their homework - that's why I don't
usually do it here!! <bg>
 
H

Harlan Grove

What would you say is the difference between the
terms "arithmetic function" and "formulae"?
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Grammatically, the former is singular and the latter plural. Now I'll be flamed
for helping you with your English homework.
 
H

Harlan Grove

I spend most of my evenings doing their homework - that's why I don't
usually do it here!! <bg>
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...

Don't give them a fish, teach them to fish . . . or be the bait. Their choice.
 

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