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02-02-2017
Mathematics

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Why do you think one might refer to algebra as a "universal language"?

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Аноним Аноним

02-02-2017

Becasue all though not everyone around the globe speaks the same language, we can all easily identfiy math eqautions. Hope this helped, and if not, the comment and Il help! (:

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Abby12LRQR Abby12LRQR

02-02-2017

Because it is like a language and most people can understand it.

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