Right Hand Side (Mathematics)
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In mathematics the Right Hand Side (RHS) is everything on the right side of a test operator in an expression. Conversively the Left Hand Side (LHS) is everything on the left side.

Some examples:

In 2a + 5 = a/3, a/3 is the RHS. In x <= 10, 10 is the RHS.

See Also: Equal sign, operator

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