👉 Ineradicability, also known as intractable or impossible to eliminate, refers to a property of a mathematical object that cannot be expressed by any finite number of terms or operations. This is often used in abstract algebra and other branches of mathematics to describe an object where the operation of division (denoted by "÷") does not result in a whole number. For example, consider the set of all prime numbers less than 100. In this set, there are no integers that
