# Knowledge objects

Understand concepts through definitions, assumptions and formulas, then follow guides, practice and evidence.

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## [Points, lines, and planes](/en/mko/mko-point-line-plane/?from=%2Fen%2Fknowledge%2F)

Points, lines, and planes provide foundational geometric language for position, direction, collinearity, coplanarity, and incidence.

mko-point-line-plane · Geometry



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## [Angle](/en/mko/mko-angle/?from=%2Fen%2Fknowledge%2F)

In elementary Euclidean geometry, an angle is formed by two rays with a common endpoint, and its opening can be described in degrees.

mko-angle · Geometry



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## [Triangle](/en/mko/mko-triangle/?from=%2Fen%2Fknowledge%2F)

In the plane, three distinct noncollinear points together with the three segments joining them form a nondegenerate triangle.

mko-triangle · Geometry



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## [Right triangle](/en/mko/mko-right-triangle/?from=%2Fen%2Fknowledge%2F)

A triangle having one interior angle that is a right angle.

mko-right-triangle · Geometry



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## [Euclidean length](/en/mko/mko-euclidean-length/?from=%2Fen%2Fknowledge%2F)

The distance between two points in the plane is defined as the nonnegative square root of the sum of squared coordinate differences.

mko-euclidean-length · Geometry



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## [Pythagorean theorem](/en/mko/mko-euclid-pythagorean-theorem/?from=%2Fen%2Fknowledge%2F)

In a right triangle, the sum of the squares of the two leg lengths equals the square of the hypotenuse length.

mko-euclid-pythagorean-theorem · Geometry



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## [Natural number](/en/mko/mko-natural-number/?from=%2Fen%2Fknowledge%2F)

Natural numbers are basic numbers for counting and discrete order; this entry adopts the convention that they include 0.

mko-natural-number · Arithmetic and number systems



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## [Integer](/en/mko/mko-integer/?from=%2Fen%2Fknowledge%2F)

The integers consist of zero, the positive integers, and the negative integers, extending natural numbers to represent opposite directions and differences.

mko-integer · Arithmetic and number systems



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## [Rational number](/en/mko/mko-rational-number/?from=%2Fen%2Fknowledge%2F)

A rational number can be represented as a ratio of two integers with a nonzero denominator.

mko-rational-number · Arithmetic and number systems



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## [Real number](/en/mko/mko-real-number/?from=%2Fen%2Fknowledge%2F)

The real numbers contain the rational numbers and complete the rational system by adding its missing limit points.

mko-real-number · Analysis



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## [Arithmetic operations](/en/mko/mko-arithmetic-operations/?from=%2Fen%2Fknowledge%2F)

Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division are a family of basic operations on two quantities within a specified number system and domain.

mko-arithmetic-operations · Arithmetic and number systems



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## [Variables and algebraic expressions](/en/mko/mko-variable-expression/?from=%2Fen%2Fknowledge%2F)

An algebraic expression uses variables, constants, and defined operations to represent a mathematical quantity depending on its inputs.

mko-variable-expression · Algebra



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## [Equation](/en/mko/mko-equation/?from=%2Fen%2Fknowledge%2F)

An equation requires two expressions to take equal values over a specified variable domain; a solution is an allowed value that makes the equality true.

mko-equation · Algebra



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## [Linear equation in one variable](/en/mko/mko-linear-equation/?from=%2Fen%2Fknowledge%2F)

A linear equation in one variable can be written as ax+b=0 with a nonzero linear coefficient a.

mko-linear-equation · Algebra



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## [Set](/en/mko/mko-set/?from=%2Fen%2Fknowledge%2F)

A set treats selected objects within a specified context as a whole and describes its contents through element membership.

mko-set · Foundations and logic



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## [Proposition](/en/mko/mko-proposition/?from=%2Fen%2Fknowledge%2F)

A proposition is a meaningful statement that can be asserted or denied and discussed as true or false within a specified logical context.

mko-proposition · Foundations and logic



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## [Logical connectives](/en/mko/mko-logical-connectives/?from=%2Fen%2Fknowledge%2F)

Negation, conjunction, disjunction, implication, and biconditional form compound propositions from existing propositions.

mko-logical-connectives · Foundations and logic



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## [Mathematical proof](/en/mko/mko-proof/?from=%2Fen%2Fknowledge%2F)

A mathematical proof is a checkable argument establishing a specified conclusion from explicit premises and rules of inference.

mko-proof · History, philosophy and methodology



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## [Set membership](/en/mko/mko-set-membership/?from=%2Fen%2Fknowledge%2F)

The notation x∈A states that the element x belongs to the set A.

mko-set-membership · Foundations and logic



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## [Subset](/en/mko/mko-subset/?from=%2Fen%2Fknowledge%2F)

A⊆B means that every element of A is also an element of B.

mko-subset · Foundations and logic



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## [Set operations](/en/mko/mko-set-operations/?from=%2Fen%2Fknowledge%2F)

Union, intersection, difference, and relative complement construct new sets from existing sets through element-membership conditions.

mko-set-operations · Foundations and logic



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## [Sample space](/en/mko/mko-sample-space/?from=%2Fen%2Fknowledge%2F)

A sample space lists all possible elementary outcomes for one specified random experiment.

mko-sample-space · Probability and statistics



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## [Event](/en/mko/mko-event/?from=%2Fen%2Fknowledge%2F)

An event describes a set of outcomes of interest in a random experiment.

mko-event · Probability and statistics



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## [Function mapping](/en/mko/mko-function-mapping/?from=%2Fen%2Fknowledge%2F)

The notation f:X→Y states that the function f maps the domain X into the codomain Y.

mko-function-mapping · Foundations and logic





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