Writing a statement in logical or mathematical notation is called what?
AProof
BTranslation
CEvaluation
DRounding
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Translation
1. Taking a statement and writing it in logical or mathematical notation is called translation.
2. Evaluation finds a value, and proof shows a result is true.
3. Rounding approximates a number.
_Source: Wikipedia, Mathematical notation, Meaning and interpretation_
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