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Hhtt Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Whose value shows a constant value v. whose value is constant

"It's the determination of a physical quantity whose value show constant value." This sentence seems odd to me so what do you think?

Thank you.

  

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It's odd to me, too. Better is "It's the determination of a physical quantity whose value is constant. " But I don't clearly understand hat it means.

— Clive

  • It's odd to me, too.
  • Better is "It's the determination of a physical quantity whose value is constant.
  • " But I don't clearly understand hat it means.
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It's odd to me, too. Better is

"It's the determination of a physical quantity whose value is constant."

But I don't clearly understand hat it means.

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