calculus
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈkælkjələs/
calculus means: A type of mathematics used to study changing amounts and calculate areas.
noun
A type of mathematics used to study changing amounts and calculate areas.
- We study calculus at college.
- She used calculus to calculate the rate of change.
- Have you taken an introductory calculus course?
A hard lump that forms inside a body part, such as a kidney.
- The scan showed a small calculus.
- A calculus blocked the flow of urine.
- The surgeon removed two calculi from the bladder.
Questions about calculus
What does calculus mean?
A type of mathematics used to study changing amounts and calculate areas.
What is calculus in other languages?
Türkçe: kalkülüs · Español: cálculo · Français: calcul infinitésimal · Deutsch: Infinitesimalrechnung · Italiano: calcolo infinitesimale · 日本語: 微積分
How do you pronounce calculus?
It is pronounced /ˈkælkjələs/.
How do you use calculus in a sentence?
We study calculus at college. She used calculus to calculate the rate of change.
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