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Can there be more than 5 variables in an equation?
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no
no
they can only have one or two
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@firestar wrote:
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Okay
@firestar wrote:
Okay
Desmos does not allow me to have more than 2, so I'll say no.
Okay thank you too.
Politely disagree with the previous responses. An equation can have infinitely many variables. Here’s an example: the full van der waals gas equation has 7 variables (P, V, n, R, t, a, and b)
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