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| − | A formula is | + | A formula is an some [[relation]], usually an [[equation]], with a variable on the [[left hand side]] of the equation and some other mathematical [[expression]] on the [[right hand side]], usually to be [[evaluate]]d to solve for the variable on the [[left hand side]]. Some examples include [[Heron's Formula]], [[Vieta's Formulas]], and [[Brahmagupta's Formula]]. |
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Latest revision as of 17:22, 24 February 2025
A formula is an some relation, usually an equation, with a variable on the left hand side of the equation and some other mathematical expression on the right hand side, usually to be evaluated to solve for the variable on the left hand side. Some examples include Heron's Formula, Vieta's Formulas, and Brahmagupta's Formula.
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