analytic geometry

ˌænəˈlɪtɪk dʒiˈɑːmətri

Definition

Definition of analytic geometry - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

mathematics

TECH.

branch of geometry using coordinates and algebra

TECH.

Analytic geometry helps solve complex geometric problems.
Students learn about shapes in analytic geometry.
Analytic geometry combines algebra and geometry.

coordinate geometry

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Expressions with analytic

analytic thinking

breaking down complex information into smaller parts

Analytic thinking helps in solving complex mathematical problems.

factor analytic

adj.

related to the method of factor analysis

The factor analytic approach revealed hidden patterns in the data.

Expressions with geometry

geometry teacher

person who teaches geometry in school

The geometry teacher explained the theorem clearly.

elementary geometry

introductory level of geometric concepts

Elementary geometry covers the foundational principles of angles and lines.

plane geometry

study of shapes in a flat surface

We learned about circles in plane geometry class.

analytical geometry

branch of mathematics dealing with geometry using algebra and calculus

In analytical geometry, equations are used to represent geometric figures..

coordinate geometry

branch of mathematics dealing with geometric properties using coordinates

In coordinate geometry, points are plotted on a graph to represent shapes..

elliptic geometry

non-Euclidean geometry with spherical space and great circle lines

Elliptic geometry challenges the parallel postulate of Euclidean geometry.

Euclidean geometry

geometry based on Euclid's axioms and postulates

Euclidean geometry is fundamental in high school mathematics.

fractal geometry

branch of math studying self-similar patterns

Fractal geometry helps in modeling natural phenomena.

non-Euclidean geometry

branch of geometry with altered Euclidean axioms

Einstein's theories use non-Euclidean geometry.

projective geometry

branch of mathematics dealing with properties preserved through projection

Projective geometry studies shapes and figures using points and lines..

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French:géométrie analytique, ...
German:analytische Geometrie, ...
Italian:geometria analitica, ...
Spanish:geometría analítica, ...
Portuguese:geometria analítica, ...
Chinese:解析几何, ...
Japanese:解析幾何学, ...
Arabic:الهندسة التحليلية, ...
Hebrew:גֵּאוֹמֶטְרִיָּה אֲנָלִיטִית, ...
Russian:аналитическая геометрия, ...
Ukrainian:аналітична геометрія, ...
Hindi:विश्लेषणात्मक ज्यामिति, ...
Bengali:স্থানাঙ্ক জ্যামিতি, ...
Catalan:geometria analítica, ...
Czech:analytická geometrie, ...
Danish:analytisk geometri, ...
Dutch:analytische meetkunde, ...
Greek:αναλυτική γεωμετρία, ...
Hungarian:analitikus geometria, ...
Khmer:ធរណីមាត្រវិភាគ, ...
Korean:해석 기하학, ...
Persian:هندسه تحلیلی, ...
Polish:geometria analityczna, ...
Portuguese (BR):geometria analítica, ...
Romanian:geometrie analitică, ...
Swedish:analytisk geometri, ...
Thai:เรขาคณิตวิเคราะห์, ...
Turkish:analitik geometri, ...
Vietnamese:hình học giải tích, ...

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