logarithmics
logarithmics noun: the use of logarithms.
Noun
logarithmics (uncountable)
- The use of logarithms.
- Yancey's performance on the exam brought admission to the sophomore class; this course of study included geometry, logarithmics, plane trigonometry, surveying, logic, rhetoric and elocution, and history.2006, Eric H. Walther, William Lowndes Yancey and the Coming of the Civil War, page 19
Questions about logarithmics
- What does logarithmics mean?
- Logarithmics means the use of logarithms.
- What part of speech is logarithmics?
- Logarithmics is a noun.
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