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the finger adjacent to the thumb, commonly used for pointing
a system that provides the amount of prices, costs, etc. so that one can compare them with their previous value
an alphabetical listing of topics, names, or terms with references to their locations, typically in a book or document
What is an "index"?
An index is a list of key terms, subjects, or topics mentioned in a book, usually found at the end. It is organized alphabetically and provides page numbers where each item can be found within the text. The index helps readers quickly locate specific information or topics in the book, making it easier to navigate large or detailed works. It is commonly used in nonfiction books, academic texts, and reference materials.
a value or ratio derived from observed data that reveals relative changes over time or between items
a notation indicating the number of times a quantity is multiplied by itself
to systematically organize and list items for easy reference or retrieval
to adjust wages, prices, or other economic variables according to an index
to create or add an index to a document, collection, or system
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