Pronunciation: /ˈkwɪntɪk/
noun a quintic equation or function
A1 I learned about quintics in my math class.
A2 The teacher explained how to solve quintic equations.
B1 Students were struggling with understanding quintic functions.
B2 The researcher presented a paper on the properties of quintic polynomials.
C1 The mathematician's groundbreaking work involved proving the existence of quintic equations with no real roots.
C2 The lecture on quintic curves was attended by experts in the field.
adjective referring to a mathematical expression or function of the fifth degree
A1 The math problem was too difficult for the A1 students because it involved quintic equations.
A2 In the A2 math class, they learned about quintic functions and how to graph them.
B1 The B1 students were challenged with solving quintic polynomials in their algebra class.
B2 The B2 math competition featured a challenging problem that required contestants to work with quintic equations.
C1 The C1 mathematician was able to prove a complex theorem involving quintic curves.
C2 The C2 math professor published a groundbreaking paper on quintic polynomials.
formal The mathematician presented a proof for the quintic equation during the conference.
informal I struggled with understanding the quintic function in math class.
slang That quintic problem on the test was a real doozy.
figurative Her emotions were like a quintic curve, constantly fluctuating and unpredictable.
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