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What is an unknown number in an equation?
it's called a variable (:
What is the letter used to represent an unknown number called?
a variable.
A symbol that represents a number?
is called a variable or a literal constant, or informally an unknown.
What is a symbol that represents an unknown number?
That is called a variable. A letter is often used.
What symbol is used to represent some known or unknown number?
The symbols used are called variables.
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