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Why do you think one might refer to algebra as a "universal language"?

Why do you think one might refer to algebra as a "universal language"?
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Why do you think one might refer to algebra as a "universal language"?

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Becasue all though not everyone around the globe speaks the same language, we can all easily identfiy math eqautions. Hope this helped, and if not, the comment and Il help! (:
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Because it is like a language and most people can understand it.
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