Complement (Mathematics)

The word complement (with an e in the second syllable, not to be confused with a different word, compliment with an i) has a number of uses. Generally a complement of X is something that together with X makes a complete whole; that supplies what X lacks. The first e in complete and the first e in complement are etymological cognates of each other in a way that is a useful mnemonic for remembering that this is not compliment with an i. For various uses of this word in fields other than mathematics, see complement, a disambiguation page. In mathematics, the word complement has a variety of uses. See:

 

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