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What's the differences between "algebra" and "airthmetic"?
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What's the differences between "algebra" and "airthmetic"?
They are different branches of mathematics.
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I know the meaning, but the concepts are really ambigous. Algebra means "Working with number", and "airthmetic" I thought had the same meaning. B/c the school here does not seperate like that. Anyone could give me a concept?
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I know the meaning, but the concepts are really ambigous. Algebra means "Working with number", and "airthmetic" I thought had the same meaning. B/c the school here does not seperate like that. Anyone could give me a concept?
Arithmetic is usually confined to addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of numbers.

Algebra introduces symbols for numbers or sets and also deals with relationships between sets of numbers.
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