The chapter never uses the word equation.
Math is mainly about equations. So there is no need to talk about them here.
A space is a kind of equation.
question id: equations
1 Quantity, function, space
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Reading questions
Reading question 1.1 The reading is about three generic kinds of mathematical objects: quantity, function, and space.
Where do “equations” fit in with this?
Reading question 1.2 Which of these objects connects an “input” to an output “output”?
Space Function Quantity
question id: input-output
Reading question 1.3 Give a very short definition of “space” as used in the chapter.
question id: define-space
Reading question 1.4 What name is given to the space of possible inputs to a function?
range domain continuous quantity
question id: fun-inputs
Reading question 1.5 What’s the difference between a “quantity” and a “number?”
question id: define-quantity
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