calculability

noun
UK /ˌkælkjʊləˈbɪləti/
US /ˌkælkjələˈbɪləti/

Calculability means that something can be figured out or counted using math.

The calculability of the total cost made it easy for the family to plan their budget.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The quality of being able to be predicted or estimated in advance.

The calculability of the train schedule helped commuters plan their mornings.

3. In philosophy, the idea that something can be worked out by following clear logical steps.

The philosopher questioned the calculability of moral decisions.

4. The ability to be worked out using a computer or a set of rules.

Researchers studied the calculability of the problem before writing the program.