👉 Math notation, or "math format," is a standardized way to express mathematical expressions and equations using symbols, letters, and operators. It includes basic arithmetic symbols like +, -, ×, ÷, and equality (=), as well as more complex symbols for functions (e.g., f(x)), exponents (e.g., x²), and roots (e.g., √). Variables are represented by letters (often lowercase) to denote unknown or symbolic values, while constants are specific numerical values. Parentheses are used to group operations and clarify the order of calculations, ensuring clarity in complex expressions. This format allows mathematicians to communicate ideas concisely and unambiguously, facilitating precise problem-solving and theoretical development across various mathematical disciplines.
