-
English plural noun form) or,
under the
influence of
scientific Latin,
formulae (from the
original Latin). In mathematics, a
formula generally refers to...
- than
chemical names and
structural formulae. The
simplest types of
chemical formulae are
called empirical formulae,
which use
letters and
numbers indicating...
-
complementary trigonometric function.
These are also
known as
reduction formulae. The sign of
trigonometric functions depends on
quadrant of the angle....
-
Formula Three and
Formula Two are
described as
junior formulae,
lower formulae, or
feeder formulae,
referring to
their position below top-level
series like...
- In
mathematical logic,
propositional logic and
predicate logic, a well-formed formula,
abbreviated WFF or wff,
often simply formula, is a
finite sequence...
- In physics,
gravity (from
Latin gravitas 'weight'), also
known as
gravitation or a
gravitational interaction, is a
fundamental interaction, a
mutual attraction...
-
Mathematical notation consists of
using symbols for
representing operations,
unspecified numbers, relations, and any
other mathematical objects and ****embling...
- The
following is a list of
significant formulae involving the
mathematical constant π. Many of
these formulae can be
found in the
article Pi, or the article...
- In algebra, a
cubic equation in one
variable is an
equation of the form a x 3 + b x 2 + c x + d = 0 {\displaystyle ax^{3}+bx^{2}+cx+d=0} in
which a is...
- cir****ference to its diameter. It
appears in many
formulae across mathematics and physics, and some of
these formulae are
commonly used for
defining π, to avoid...
