I am writing an article in English but don't want to use the Latin names. What are their English equivalent?
[Math] What are the names in English for Alterando, Invertendo, Componendo and Dividendo
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I call both those identities binomial squares in my classes.
A good question. Since an important property of a vector is its direction it is hard to talk about vectors without having words for where they start and end.
In my experience we have generally called the source or beginning of a vector its "tail" and the destination or end of the vector its "head".
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I think those rules are called by their latin names, if one ever would give it names! Something like 'Corollaries of cross multiplication' could help.