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what does K(q",q;T)=Ae(q",q;T/π mean? For I have been reading and I fell upon this equation.
( I am only 10 so could you make it clear for me?)
( I am only 10 so could you make it clear for me?)
zinc30 said:what does K(q",q;T)=Ae(q",q;T/π mean? For I have been reading and I fell upon this equation.
( I am only 10 so could you make it clear for me?)
The purpose of an equation is to describe a relationship between two or more variables. It can be used to solve problems, make predictions, or understand a phenomenon.
Every symbol and number in an equation has a specific meaning and represents a variable or constant. It is important to understand what each symbol stands for in order to properly interpret the equation.
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