TheVietnameseword "phép cộng" means "addition" in English. It referstothemathematicaloperationwheretwo or morenumbersarecombinedtoget a total or sum.
Usage Instructions:
"Phép cộng" is used in math todescribetheprocess of addingnumberstogether.
It can be used in bothsimpleandcomplex math problems.
Example:
SimpleExample:
2 + 3 = 5.
In Vietnamese, this can be expressed as: "Haicộng ba bằngnăm."
ComplexExample:
12 + 15 + 8 = 35.
In Vietnamese, this can be expressed as: "Mườihaicộngmười lăm cộngtámbằng ba mươi lăm."
AdvancedUsage:
In mathematics, "phép cộng" can alsorefertotheaddition of variables in algebra. Forexample, if youhave x + y, youareperforming "phép cộng" withthevariables x and y.
Word Variants:
"Cộng" is theverbformmeaning "toadd."
"Sốcộng" referstothenumbersbeingadded (the addends).
"Tổng" is theresult of theaddition, meaning "sum."
Different Meanings:
In a broadercontext, "phép cộng" can also be usedmetaphoricallytomeancombiningthings in a non-mathematicalway, such as combiningideas or elements.
Synonyms:
"Cộng" can be considered a synonymwhenyouarespecificallyreferringtotheaction of adding.
"Tổng hợp" can be used in contextswhereyouaresummarizing or compilinginformation, though it is notstrictlylimitedtoaddition.