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Understanding of or, and and comma in senior high school mathematics
Bottom line: There is no distinction between "harmony" and "or" in mathematics. They are the same thing.

Like equation x? -5x+6 = 0, and the root of this equation (the solution of the unary equation is also called the root, as you all know) is 2 and 3, or 2 or 3.

Because it is scientific. You think, if the unknown x is replaced by 2 or 3, the equation will be established immediately.

This is not the same as spoken English in life. I guess that's what you're struggling with.

This involves the NAND gate of the physical electronic circuit.

After studying for a month or two, I gradually know what's going on. Don't worry now.

∨ Called "Alliance" symbol. Also known as "or set symbols". ∩, known as "cross", also known as "rush".

Just look at the examples in the textbook.