Formula
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

A formula is a concise way of expressing information (as in mathematical or chemical formula) or a general relationship between quantities. A famous one is Albert Einstein's E = m × c ² (see Special relativity).

See also

• WikiMath: how to write mathematical fromulae in wikipedia.

Other meanings

• Formula One (auto racing).
• Formula Language (Lotus Notes programming language)

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