In French, the word for "equals" is "égale" when talking about something feminine.

If you’re talking about more than one thing, you use "égaux."

How to Use It in Math:

1. Addition (adding):

   • Example: 2 + 2 égale 4. (Two plus two equals four.)

2. Subtraction (taking away):

   • Example: 5 - 3 égale 2. (Five minus three equals two.)

3. Multiplication (times):

   • Example: 3 × 3 égale 9. (Three times three equals nine.)

4. Division (splitting):

   • Example: 8 ÷ 4 égale 2. (Eight divided by four equals two.)

Try using "égale" and "égaux" in different math problems to help you remember!