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Kooyeen Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
where
Hi,
is it ok to use "where" the way it's used in the following examples?
You can say that y = x - 5t, where t is a constant you can choose at random.
The title will be "The ring of Pneumodia", where Pneumodia is the name of a sea on a distant planet.
It's a "foreign prototype", where "foreign" means it doesn't come from California.
Thanks
is it ok to use "where" the way it's used in the following examples?
You can say that y = x - 5t, where t is a constant you can choose at random.
The title will be "The ring of Pneumodia", where Pneumodia is the name of a sea on a distant planet.
It's a "foreign prototype", where "foreign" means it doesn't come from California.
Thanks
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Hi, Yes. Clive
- Hi, Yes.
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y = x - 5t, where t is a constantIn its mathematical use, I don't think there is any other word that could substitute for where. In mathematics you see this usage thousands of times.
CJ
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