Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Pseudoimpartial

👉 In mathematics, a pseudo-implicant is an object that can be included in a partially ordered set (poset) without violating any of its axioms. Specifically, it is an element that cannot be fully contained within another element in the poset. This means that for every two elements x and y in the poset, there exists at least one element z such that x < z < y but x ≠ z. A pseudo-implicant can help to reduce the number of elements in

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👉 In mathematics, a pseudoinverse of a matrix A is another matrix B such that AB = BA. This operation is often used in linear algebra and matrix theory to transform matrices into their inverses. For example, if we have a 2x2 matrix A=[a b; c d], then its pseudo-inverse can be calculated as: B= (A^(-1)
A)^(-1) = ((a b) + (-c d)) / ||a b - c

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Pseudoimpartial

Definition: "Psuedoimpartial" is a term used to describe someone who is not genuinely impartial but behaves with a semblance of fairness towards others. It's often seen in situations where there are conflicting interests or issues. Example Sentence: In an interview, one participant claimed that they were "pseudoimpartial," even though their actions indicated otherwise.