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What is the Past tense of radius?
Radius is typically not a verb and therefore it typically doesn't have a past tense. In the context of machining, the verb "to radius" refers to rounding edges. In that context, both "radius edged," and "radiused edge" are common use terms.
What is the core radius?
The core radius refers to the radius of the central region of a structure, such as a star, planet, or fiber. In astrophysics, it often denotes the size of the dense, central part of a star where nuclear fusion occurs. In materials science, it can describe the radius of the core of a fiber optic cable or composite material. The specific definition can vary depending on the context in which it is used.
What is the r in mathematics?
The answer depends on the context. In geometry it is usually the radius, in statistics it is the regression coefficient.
How are circles and their radius used in science?
Well, motion and range of motion in physics.
What does the radius of each circle represent in science?
In science, the radius of a circle typically represents the distance from the center of the circle to any point on its circumference. This can be used to calculate various properties such as area, circumference, and relationships between different geometric shapes.
What are the example of work in the context of science?
if u kick a ball and it moves
When can you say science is a product?
You could say that in the context of science being a product of human enlightenment or human search for knowledge.
What the meaning of you in science?
You is the second person pronoun, in science as in any other context. The letter U is the initial for uranium, such as 235U.
What has the author Graham Hill written?
Graham Hill has written: 'Keys to Chemistry Bk1 Pract' 'Chemistry Counts' 'Chemistry in context' 'Our Influence on the Earth (Science Scene)' 'Science Scene' 'GCSE Science (GCSE/Key Stage 4 Study Guides)' 'Energy (Science Scene)' 'How Materials Behave (Science Scene)' 'Chemistry in Context (UK'
What is the radius of r10.2?
The radius of r10.2 is not a standard term or measurement, so it may refer to a specific context or dataset. If r10.2 pertains to a particular scientific, mathematical, or engineering concept, please provide more details for a precise answer. Otherwise, in general terms, "r" typically refers to the radius in various applications, but without additional context, the exact value or meaning cannot be determined.
How is the use of science related to its context in society?
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What does an improvement mean in science?
An improvement in science means exactly the same as it does in any other context. It means to make something better
