Makematics
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I know this is random, but what is the largest number of pronumerals you have ever encountered in a maths question? this just crossed my mind while doing mechanics. i've seen a question with around 13 different pronumerals.
i think they were:
c (constant of integration), g (gravity), h (height), k (constant of proportionality), m (mass), t(time), T(time at a certain point), U(velocity at a certain point), v(velocity at time t), x (displacement at time t), V (Initial velocity), u (terminal velocity). and there was some other constant
i think they were:
c (constant of integration), g (gravity), h (height), k (constant of proportionality), m (mass), t(time), T(time at a certain point), U(velocity at a certain point), v(velocity at time t), x (displacement at time t), V (Initial velocity), u (terminal velocity). and there was some other constant