interreducible

As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective interreducible is

(mathematics) describing matrices that are mutually reducible.

In mathematics terms the difference between interreducible and interreducibility

is that interreducible is describing matrices that are mutually reducible while interreducibility is the condition of being interreducible.

As an adjective interreducible

is describing matrices that are mutually reducible.

As a noun interreducibility is

the condition of being interreducible.

As adjectives the difference between reducible and interreducible

is that reducible is capable of being reduced while interreducible is describing matrices that are mutually reducible.

As an adverb mutually

is in the same way, each to the other; reciprocally.

As an adjective interreducible is

describing matrices that are mutually reducible.