Adjective
correct (more correct, most correct)- The state of having an affirmed truth.
Verb
to correct (corrects, corrected, correcting)- To make something that was not valid become right. To remove error.
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...A distinction is made between total correctness, which additionally requires that the algorithm terminates, and partial correctness, which simply requires that if an answer is returned it will be correct. Since there is no general solution to the halting problem, a total correctness assertion may lie much deeper. Read full entry
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- 1.correct - Wiktionary
- French: correct fr(fr) German: korrekt de(de), richtig de(de), einwandfrei de(de) ... Dutch: correct nl(nl), welgemanierd nl(nl), welopgevoed nl(nl), goedgemanierd nl ...
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correct
- 2.correct - Definition from the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
- Definition of correct from the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary with audio pronunciations, thesaurus, Word of the Day, and word games.
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correct????
Correct???
add the expression together
1. subtract (3 - z
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1. { [ (k-x) - 1] -k + 2x} - 1 = x-2 This is correct. -{ 2- [2p - ( 2p - x) - (5p - x)]} Always work from the inner most parentheses out: Note that -(2p-x) means (-1)*(2p-x) and by the distributive law this = (-1)*(2p) -(-1)*(x) = -2p+x (in short, the minus sign goes on each term inside the parentheses). The distributive law says a*(b+c) = a*b + a*c. Same rule for -(5p-x) = -5p+x So we have [2p-2p+x-5p+x] = [-5p+2x] Then we have 2 minus this and again we'll use the distributive law so 2 -[-5p+2x] = 2+5p-2x Last, this expression has a minus sign in front: - {2+5p-2x} and yet again we have the distributive law so it = -2-5p+2x. subtract (3 - z² - 4z) from ( 9z + 5z² -1) (I'll use z^2 to mean z-squared) This means (9z+5z^2 -1) - (3-z^2-4z)= (9z+5z^2-1) -3+z^2+4z = 13z +6z^2-4 You seem to be having a problem with distributing; Look at these examples: -(a+b) = -a-b -(a-b) = -a-(-b) = -a+b -(-a-b)= a+b 2(a+b) = 2a + 2b -2(a+b) = -2a-2b -2(a-b) = -2a+2b Are these completely clear ? Let me know if you'd like more details on these. |
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What is the correct spelling I've seen it spelled tabouli,
taboule, tabbouleh, and
tabouleh.
Which is correct, or are all
of them acceptable?
And Is it pronounced as:
tabou-lee
or
tabou-luh
or are neither of these
correct :) Thanks in advance!
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People say it differently.........either way it could be correct ...... but the most way that people is used to, is saying it as tabouleh, or tabou-luh, the pronounciation for both is the same.....and this is most appropriate for spelling it........But also since people have different accents, they could have different pronounciation of saying it, but its also right the way you get used to saying it.... |
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What is the correct way to use For example, is it correct to
say:
Red, White, and Blue.
Or is it correct to say:
Red, White and Blue.
Or are both correct and is the
comma after White a personal
preference? I've searched
online, and honestly can't
find any confirmation. I want
to say that the second is
correct even though the first
is more intuitive, but really
don't know.
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It's called a serial comma, and either way is acceptable. |
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