- cardinal number
- (math.) radix
- base
Generated definitions (experimental)
- cardinal number
- radix
- base
Refers to a number that denotes quantity rather than position or order. In mathematics, it is used to count objects.
We are now learning the concept of cardinal numbers.
In mathematics, this usage refers to the base of a number system, indicating the number of unique digits, including zero, used to represent numbers in that system.
The radix of the binary system is 2.
This meaning also relates to the concept of a base in various mathematical and scientific contexts, such as logarithms or exponential functions.
The base is an important concept for logarithms.
In scientific calculations, we often use natural numbers as bases.
Generated collocations (experimental)
jī shù基数xì tǒng系统cardinal number systemjī shù基数hé和cardinal sumlíng零jī shù基数zero cardinalityjī shù基数jí hé集合set of cardinal numbersjī shù基数dìng yì定义definition of cardinal numbersyǒu xiàn有限jī shù基数finite cardinalwú xiàn无限jī shù基数infinite cardinaljī shù基数bǐ jiào比较comparison of cardinal numbersjī shù基数yùn suàn运算cardinal arithmeticjī shù基数zhuǎn huàn转换cardinal conversionjī shù基数biǎo shì表示fǎ法cardinal representation