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The 13 pages that link to Equation, each with the reason it gives.

• Variable (mathematics)Related: An equation restricts variable values to those that make both sides equal.

• AlgebraBroader topic: Solving equations is a central way algebra finds unknown values.

• Linear equationNarrower topic: A linear equation is the special case with first-degree variable terms.

• InequalityCompared with: Unlike an equation, an inequality generally describes an ordered range of values.

• Mathematical modelRelated: Equations express constraints and relationships within many models.

• Algebraic expressionCompared with: An equation states equality; an expression alone makes no such claim.

• Algebraic identityNarrower topic: Every identity is an equation, but an equation need not hold for all permitted values.

• François VièteNarrower topic: Equations are the objects Viète’s symbolic methods made easier to express and transform.

• Implicit differentiationNarrower topic: The method begins with an equation constraining the values of multiple variables.

• Related ratesRelated: A governing equation captures how the changing quantities depend on one another.

• Term (mathematics)Compared with: An equals sign separates the sides of an equation, not the terms within an expression.

• Al-JabrNarrower topic: Al-jabr operates on equations by transforming both sides while preserving equality.

• Equation solvingNarrower topic: Solving works on equations by identifying values that make the equality true.