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June 6th 04
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Hi,
Is a variable in physics the same definition as in mathematics ? Or is it more a function ? Thank you. 
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June 7th 04
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golgot wrote:
Is a variable in physics the same definition as in mathematics ? Physics uses mathematics.
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June 7th 04
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"golgot" wrote in message ... Hi, Is a variable in physics the same definition as in mathematics ? Or is it more a function ? Thank you. No. Variables in physics have dimensions. Furthermore, the value of physical "constants" are measured and have experimental uncertainties. Dimensionless physical constants have the same value in all systems of units. [Old Man]
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