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Guessing: Fishing to Find a Mathematical Noun
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Introduction: Many people like fishing. What is a mathematical noun for "fishing"? The following is a riddle for guessing mathematical nouns that the editor has collected for you. I hope it will be helpful to you.
Answer to the riddle
Riddle: Fishing (guess a mathematical noun)
Answer to the riddle: = (equal to)
Hint: Waiting for fish ( Yu)
Introduction to the "equal sign"
Equal, mostly means that the front and back are equal or almost equal. It means that two or more things have the same numerical value or attribute and other characteristics. The saying comes from Chen Xuling's "Persuading Emperor Yuan of Liang Dynasty" in the Southern Dynasties: "Your Majesty Fu Wei, the earthquake is equal to Xunhua, and the Mingqian is the same as Danxi." It means that two or more things have the same numerical value or attribute and other characteristics.
1. Also known as "equal to". Equivalent to. More means equal or almost equal before and after.
"Persuading Emperor Yuan of Liang Dynasty" by Chen Xuling of the Southern Dynasties: "Your Majesty Fu Wei, the earthquake is equal to the honor, and the Qian Dynasty is the same as the death of Dan." "Northern History·Han Zixi Biography": "Xianzong died, Xianzong's son Bohua was young, and Zixi loved his friends as long as he lived together. He had carriages, horses, and money, and his expenses were not reflected in his words. "Sima Guang of the Song Dynasty "Zhazi Encouraging Farmers": "I heard that those who eat will live. The people are the foundation of government, and in a world of famine, pearls, jade, gold and silver are equal to dung, but grain is precious and cannot be lost for a day." Mao Zedong's "On the Correct Handling of Contradictions Among the People" 5: "There is no correct way. Political views are equivalent to having no soul. "For example: five plus four equals nine; three six equals eighteen."
2. See "equal to".
3. Occasionally used for emphasis to warn others and emphasize the serious consequences that this matter may cause.
[Mostly used as warnings, etc.]
Once you develop the habit of taking other people's things, there is a high possibility that you will develop a habit of being a thief in the future.