In mathematics, obtaining usually refers to the result obtained by calculating with equations. For example, 2+2=4, then 4 is what we "get". In mathematics, this result is accurate and certain, so it is a very important part in various mathematical fields.

However, in mathematics, results can also represent variables in functions or formulas. For example, in a linear function, x is what we call "getting", because when we give different values of x, the function will return different results. So it is not only a mathematical result, but also a set of variables.

In addition, in some cases, acquisition can also represent a method to solve mathematical problems. For example, when we use some mathematical formula or method to solve an arithmetic problem, we can say that we have "got" the answer. Therefore, in mathematics, "getting" is not only a result, but also provides a way to think and solve mathematical problems.