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intercept
partie f interceptée

Confined. Confined A straight line on an axis is the distance between the origin and the point at which the line intersects the axis. See the figure below.

y = 2x + 4

confined y

confined x

In the figure above - for example - x and y are confined at 4 and 2
respectively.

interest
intérêt m

Interest. Interest is the fee charged on borrowed money. There are two ways to calculate interest.

Simple interest is that which is calculated over a full period of time and on the borrowed capital only:

PXRXT / 100 = Simple Interest

Where P = Borrowed Money.

R = Interest Rate (in percent).

T = Time of Lending.

When the interest due is added to the amount of money borrowed and then earns interest itself, it is called compound interest. Interest + principal at a compound interest rate of 6 percent means that Px1.06 is what the borrower owes after 1 year.

interpolation
interpolation f

Interpolation (interpolation). The process of finding the value of a function at a point using two known values ​​on either side of the point. For example: The figure below shows the use of linear interpolation of the expected value of (c)f using the two known values ​​f(a) and f(b).

interquartile range
dinstance f interquartile

Interquartile range. The interquartile range of a distribution of numbers is the difference between the upper quartile and the lower quartile of the distribution.

IQR = (upper quartile) - (lower quartile)

intersection
intersection f

Intersection. The intersection of two lines or curves is the set of points common to both.

A line intersects a circle at two points

The intersection of two lines at one point

The intersection of two sets is the set of elements they have in common.

A={1,2,3,5,7}, B={4,5,6,7} > ANB={5,7}

Note: The symbol 8 means intersection.

interval
interval f

Interval. If x is a real number and can take all
values ​​between -2 to +3 inclusive, then x is said to lie in the interval -2 to +3. This can be represented graphically using a 2-number line:

The graph above indicates that the "endpoints" are included. The interval is written algebraically as follows:

This is sometimes called a closed interval because the endpoints are included.

The interval where the endpoints are not
included is called an open interval.

The graph above shows that the endpoints are not included. The interval may be half-open and half-closed.

The above figure shows that -2 is included in the period and 4 is excluded from it.