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bivariable

bivariable adjective: having two independent variables.

Adjective

bivariable (not comparable)

  1. Having two independent variables
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Noun

bivariable (plural bivariables)

  1. A binomial variable

Forms of bivariable

pluralbivariables

Origin of bivariable

From bi- + variable.

Questions about bivariable

What does bivariable mean?
Bivariable means having two independent variables.
What part of speech is bivariable?
Bivariable can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near bivariable in the dictionary

  1. bivalvian
  2. bivalvous
  3. bivalvular
  4. bivane
  5. bivanes
  6. bivariable
  7. bivariables
  8. bivariably
  9. bivariance
  10. bivariant
  11. bivariantly

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