képletsor

Képletsor is a Hungarian term that translates to "formula sequence" or "formula list." It generally refers to a series of mathematical formulas or equations presented in a specific order, often to illustrate a concept, derive a result, or provide a step-by-step method. These sequences are common in textbooks, scientific papers, and educational materials where clarity and logical progression of ideas are important.

The purpose of a képletsor can vary. It might be used to introduce the fundamental equations of a physical law, such as the laws of motion or thermodynamics. Alternatively, it could outline the derivation of a complex formula, breaking it down into manageable intermediate steps. In some contexts, a képletsor might represent a computational algorithm, where each formula builds upon the previous one to arrive at a final solution. The term emphasizes the ordered nature of the formulas and their interconnectedness. Understanding the sequence is often crucial to grasping the underlying mathematical or scientific principle.