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1 свойство аддитивности
Пусть y ∈ Y и y' ∈ Y. Свойство аддитивности требует, чтобы y + y' ∈ Y. Короче говоря, Y + Y ⊂ Y. Отсюда следует, например, что ky ∈ Y для любого положительного целого числа k. — Suppose that y ∈ Y and y' ∈ Y. The additivity property requires that y + y' ∈ Y. More succinctly, Y + Y ⊂ Y. This implies, for example, that ky ∈ Y for any positive integer k.
Russian-English Dictionary "Microeconomics" > свойство аддитивности
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2 короче говоря
more succinctly; in brief; in shortПредположим, что y ∈Y и y' ∈ Y. Свойство аддитивности требует, чтобы y + y' ∈ Y. Короче говоря, Y + Y ⊂ Y. Отсюда следует, например, что ky ∈ Y для любого положительного целого числа k. — Suppose that y ∈ Y and y' ∈ Y. The additivity property requires that y + y' ∈ Y. More succinctly, Y + Y ⊂ Y. This implies, for example, that ky ∈ Y for any positive integer k.
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3 аддитивность
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5 аддитивность
additive property мат., additivityРусско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > аддитивность
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