Algebraization

/ˌælɡəbrəɪˈzeɪʃən/ noun

Definition

The process of converting a problem or concept into algebraic form or solving it using algebraic methods.

Etymology

From algebra plus '-ization,' a suffix indicating the process or result of making something into a particular form. This technical term emerged in modern mathematical discourse.

Kelly Says

Algebraization is basically taking a real-world problem and turning it into symbols and equations—it's how we went from 'counting sheep' to abstract mathematics!

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