Acalculia
inability or loss of the ability to perform arithmetic operations.
noun
(psychol) an inability to make simple mathematical calculations
acalculia a·cal·cu·li·a (ā’kāl-kyōō’lē-ə)
n.
A form of aphasia characterized by the inability to perform mathematical calculations.
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