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The 26 pages that link to Variable (mathematics), each with the reason it gives.

• Lambda calculusRelated: Variables are the symbols abstracted, applied, and substituted in lambda expressions.

• Linear equationRelated: The allowed powers and combinations of variables determine whether an equation is linear.

• CoefficientRelated: A coefficient multiplies a variable to form or scale an algebraic term.

• InequalityRelated: Variables let an inequality state which values satisfy a comparison.

• QuantifierRelated: Quantified variables range over possible objects in the domain.

• EqualityRelated: An equality containing variables can hold for some values and fail for others.

• EquationRelated: Variable values often determine whether an equation is true.

• Domain of discourseRelated: A domain supplies the possible objects a logical variable can denote.

• MonomialRelated: Variables are the symbols raised to powers in a monomial.

• Algebraic expressionRelated: Variables let an expression represent quantities without fixing their values.

• Algebraic identityRelated: The variables in an identity range over its permitted domain.

• Algebraic notationRelated: Letters such as x stand for quantities within algebraic expressions.

• PredicateRelated: Variables occupy argument positions in predicates before objects are assigned.

• Related ratesRelated: Choosing variables makes each changing length, angle, or volume explicit.

• Algebraic equationRelated: Variables mark the quantities whose values an equation constrains.

• Term (mathematics)Related: Variables can appear as factors within algebraic terms.

• Elementary algebraRelated: Variables let algebra express unknown values and general numerical relationships.

• Equation solvingRelated: Variables mark the quantities whose possible values solving seeks.

• State (condition)Related: Variables encode changing properties used to specify a system’s state.

• Universe (mathematics and logic)Related: A variable ranges over the universe selected for its expression or theory.

• Value (mathematics)Related: A variable can take different values as its context or assignment changes.