alleryWhat does a "ring" in algebra have to do with a finger ring?
AIt is shaped like a circle
BIt is made of metal bands
CIt is worn on a hand
DIt has no link at all
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. It has no link at all
1. Some common words are reused with a completely different meaning in mathematics.
2. A mathematical ring is an algebraic structure with no link to jewellery.
3. So shape, material and wearing are not connected to it.
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