Greek letters used in mathematics

[Mike_Yates]

What are the greek letters represent in advanced physics and mathematics?

 

[canadianpenny]

What are the greek letters represent in advanced physics and mathematics?

You can use any letter as a variable. Some of them are common (like delta = change), but I'm sure you can google that

 

[BotanyBoy]

* that one actually stands for asshole...see how it looks like a lil asshole? **** 4 lil assholes? yup....true story.

 

[canadianpenny]

* that one actually stands for asshole...see how it looks like a lil asshole? **** 4 lil assholes? yup....true story.

Actually * is typically used to denote multiplication on a computer, not to be confused with x which is a variable.
ie. 3y+4x+13=0
ie. 4x*2=8x

However if you are doing simple mathematics and not algebra, then you could use x
ie. 4x2=8

 

[canadianpenny]

* that one actually stands for asshole...see how it looks like a lil asshole? **** 4 lil assholes? yup....true story.

Also, * is not a greek letter

 

[tactful]

* that one actually stands for asshole...see how it looks like a lil asshole? **** 4 lil assholes? yup....true story.

Ok, I thought That was funny, of course I'm ripped, but, fuck it, it fit the bill.

 

[Mike_Yates]

Actually * is typically used to denote multiplication on a computer, not to be confused with x which is a variable.
ie. 3y+4x+13=0
ie. 4x*2=8x

However if you are doing simple mathematics and not algebra, then you could use x
ie. 4x2=8

Please explain, what is a "variable"?

 

[fuckwaffle]

Would these be the Greek letters you are referring too: Δ π Σ

 

[bra_man69]

Would these be the Greek letters you are referring too: Δ π Σ

I remember sign on the door of a house party looked like that once

 

[Mike_Yates]

I remember sign on the door of a house party looked like that once

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