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AznBoi
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Okay, so how do you know when to put a delta symbol in front of a variable? For example, [tex] U=\frac{3}{2}nRT[/tex] however, it can also be written as [tex]\Delta U=\frac{3}{2}nR\Delta T[/tex] --Change in Internal energy of a system
I'm pretty sure that this isn't the case for many equations such as: [tex] \Delta V=Ed[/tex]--Potential difference, where there is no delta signs on the right hand side of the equation right?
Are these deltas just suppose to be memorized or is there a way to add or remove them from equations while still being able to achieve the correct answer?
I'm pretty sure that this isn't the case for many equations such as: [tex] \Delta V=Ed[/tex]--Potential difference, where there is no delta signs on the right hand side of the equation right?
Are these deltas just suppose to be memorized or is there a way to add or remove them from equations while still being able to achieve the correct answer?