1. able to be calculated or determined by mathematical or logical methods
Usage: often used in mathematics and computer science contexts
2. able to be solved or processed by a computer or algorithm
Usage: technical; used in theoretical computer science

Examples

• The sum of two integers is always computable.
• Mathematicians study which functions are computable using standard algorithms.
• The problem is theoretically computable but may take too long to solve in practice.
• Not all mathematical functions are computable by a Turing machine.
• The distance between two points is easily computable using the distance formula.