Definition of radicand in English:

radicand

noun ˈradɪkand

Mathematics

Late 19th century. From classical Latin rādīcandum, gerundive of rādīcārī, probably after German Radikand.

nounˈradɪkand

Mathematics

Late 19th century. From classical Latin rādīcandum, gerundive of rādīcārī, probably after German Radikand.

单词	radicand
释义	Definition of radicand in English: radicand noun ˈradɪkand Mathematics A number or quantity from which a root is to be extracted. Origin Late 19th century. From classical Latin rādīcandum, gerundive of rādīcārī, probably after German Radikand. Definition of radicand in US English: radicand nounˈradɪkand Mathematics A number or quantity from which a root is to be extracted. Origin Late 19th century. From classical Latin rādīcandum, gerundive of rādīcārī, probably after German Radikand.
随便看	become unarmed become uncontrollable become unfriendly towards become unified become united become unproductive become unprogressive become unsympathetic to become unyielding/obdurate become useless become vague become valid become vapour become very angry become violent become visible become void become warm become warmer become washed out become weak become weaker become wedged become wet become whole