“…Each mathematical ability has its own indicator which is used as a reference in research, while the indicators of repetition ability according to NCTM (2003, 2) are as follows: 1) use of repetition to model and intellectual interpretation of physical, social, and mathematical phenomena, 2) creative and use reipretation to organize, record, and communicate mathematical ideas, and 3) select, apply, and translate to slovei problems. From the explanation above, it can be explained that indicators of mathematical representation ability include 1) using representation (veirbal, symbolic and visual) to model and interpret physical, social, and mathematical phenomena, 2) creating and using verbal, symbolic and visual representations) to remember to communicate mathematical ideas and, 3) choosing to apply and translate mathematical representations (veirbal, symbolic and visual) to solve problems (Ratuanik, Mesak;Lolonlun,Blasius;Bacori, 2022). Minarni (2016) explained that mathematical representations can be reproduced in visual and non-visual representations.…”