${_("To Use")} |
${_("Type")} |
${_("Examples")} |
${_("Numbers")} |
${_("Integers")}
${_("Fractions")}
${_("Decimals")}
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2520
2/3
3.14, .98
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## Translators: This refers to mathematical operators such as `plus`, `minus`, `division` and others.
${_("Operators")} |
## Translators: Please do not translate mathematical symbols.
${_("+ - * / (add, subtract, multiply, divide)")}
## Translators: Please do not translate mathematical symbols.
${_("^ (raise to a power)")}
## Translators: Please do not translate mathematical symbols.
${_("|| (parallel resistors)")}
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x+(2*y)/x-1
x^(n+1)
v_IN+v_OUT
1||2
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## Translators: This refers to symbols that are mathematical constants, such as "i" (square root of -1)
${_("Constants")} |
e, pi |
20*e
418*pi
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## Translators: This refers to symbols that appear at the end of a number, such as the percent sign (%)
${_("Affixes")} |
${_("Percent sign (%)")} |
20%
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## Translators: This refers to basic mathematical functions such as "square root"
${_("Basic functions")} |
abs, exp, fact or factorial, ln, log2, log10, sqrt |
abs(x+y)
sqrt(x^2-y)
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## Translators: This refers to mathematical Sine, Cosine and Tan
${_("Trigonometric functions")} |
sin, cos, tan, sec, csc, cot
arcsin, sinh, arcsinh, etc.
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sin(4x+y)
arccsch(4x+y)
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## Translators: Please see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_notation
${_("Scientific notation")} |
## Translators: 10^ is a mathematical symbol. Please do not translate.
${_("10^ and the exponent")} |
10^-9 |
## Translators: this is part of scientific notation. Please see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_notation#E_notation
${_("e notation")} |
## Translators: 1e is a mathematical symbol. Please do not translate.
${_("1e and the exponent")} |
1e-9 |