👉 Dot math is a notation system used in mathematics, particularly in algebra and geometry, to represent operations on multiple variables or sets. It extends the familiar single-point notation by using dots (•) to denote sums, products, and other operations involving multiple variables. For example, in the expression x•y, the dot between x and y signifies that their product is being calculated. Similarly, (x + y) or (x × y) uses dots to indicate addition or multiplication, respectively. This notation is especially useful for handling equations and functions with multiple variables, making it easier to read and write complex mathematical expressions. Dot math simplifies the process of manipulating and understanding multi-variable problems, enhancing clarity and reducing errors in mathematical communication.
