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  Θε περμιπιβιτυ οφ φρι Σπάσε  θ. θέλω  8.85 the per mit tivit ie of free space another way β = μ() Η / 2 π r ... Η = Κάρέντ μ () = 4 π χ 1()_7 The value of  k  based on  the defined value for the astronomical unit  would now be subject to the measurement uncertainty  of the  standard gravitational parameter ,  � = � � ⊙ ⋅ au − 1.5 ⋅ d = 1.32712440018 ( 9 ) 0.5 ⋅ 1.495978707 − 1.5 ⋅ 8.64 ⋅ 10 − 2.5 = 0.0172020989484 ( 6 ) . Force = Charge * Speed (v) * β Magnetic φield  * Sin Θ ν^   Θ from the side  (.) \</ Φρομ from the front  (χ) \>\ from the back

The same concept appears several times in MS 3052 # 1 ( Friberg, 2007 , 258) where the change in the width per unit height is called  indanum . A  trapezoid with height  h  and parallel sides of length  a  and  b , where  � < � , thus has an  indanum  of  β - α / η   − � ℎ . This appears strange to thinkiers in solid shapes and rocks ηot to water people who think in terms of air which is no more than gaseous water and so both shapes  combine the  ukullû  (or slopes) of two slanting sides, and so is a   feature of the entire shape  rather than a feature or α φέατυρε of one of its sides...:.. The two trapezoids in  Figure 3 , for example, have the same  indanum . 3.1. The Diagonal rule Evidence of the  Diagonal rule , which now we call Pythagoras' theorem, can be found in quite a few tablets ( Høyrup, 1999 , 396–401;  Melville, 2004 , 150–152;  Friberg, 2007 , 450). T...

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  Parametric equation From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Redirected from  Parametric curve ) Jump to navigation Jump to search The  butterfly curve  can be defined by parametric equations of  x  and  y . In  mathematics , a  parametric equation  defines a group of quantities as  functions  of one or more  independent variables  called  parameters . [1]  Parametric equations are commonly used to express the  coordinates  of the points that make up a geometric object such as a  curve  or  surface , in which case the equations are collectively called a  parametric representation  or  parameterization  (alternatively spelled as  parametrisation ) of the object. [1] [2] [3] For example, the equations {\displaystyle {\begin{aligned}x&=\cos t\\y&=\sin t\end{aligned}}} form a parametric representation of the  unit circle , where  t  is the ...