la i-esima unidad
English translation: i-th unit
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| 4 | note: "i" in math does not have the same value as "n" |
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28 mins confidence: 
i-th unit Explanation: Value obtained from the i-th unit of the h stratum. It means the value obtained from the unit number "i". Where "i" could have the following values:..... Comes from "enésima" the one in position or potency "n" (ene) |
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35 mins confidence: 
i-th unit Explanation: value obtained from the i-th unit in the layer/stratum h (either 'layer' or 'stratum' can be used) |
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note: "i" in math does not have the same value as "n" Explanation: It stands for an "imaginary integer" (such as the negative square root of 1 x i, since the negative square root if 1 does not exist). |
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