The algebraic theories most relevant to analysis are those which are extensions of the theory of rings. It is widely believed that it is the finiteness of combining power of algebraic operations which distinguishes algebra from analysis. For analysis always appears to involve infinite processes. Application of algebra to geometry essentially involves the use of variables, functions, and equations to represent various known or unknown aspects of, for example, geometric figures. To apply algebra in this conte
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