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                            Tense  1 Present             2 Past               3 Future Indefinite.   Continuous.    Perfect.   Perf. Cont. अनिश्चितकालीन ,निरंतर ,पूर्ण काल ,बिल्कुल सही निरंतर काल   B) Subject {He ,she, it ,we, they, singular noun} C) Verb                                Verb Present.                 Past.              Past Participle Play                         played           Played (1st).                        (2nd).            (3rd) D)....
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Difference between implies and equal to || mathsmania

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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN implies and equal to  IN MATHS?

  • Implies: In logic and mathematics, "implies" is a logical relation denoted by the symbol "→" (arrow) or expressed in words as "if...then." It indicates that the truth of one statement, called the antecedent, guarantees the truth of another statement, called the consequent. For example, the statement "If it rains, then the ground is wet" implies that whenever it rains, the ground will be wet. However, the truth of the antecedent does not guarantee the truth of the consequent in everyday language, but only in the context of formal logic.






  • Equal to: "Equal to" is a comparison term used to denote that two values or expressions have the same value, quantity, or magnitude. It is represented by the "=" symbol in mathematics and programming. For example, "4 + 3 =7" states that the sum of 4 and 3 is equal to 7.









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