Math, asked by hyd312242, 6 months ago

A fixed quantity which doesn't change, is called *

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Answered by Nikitaaaaa

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Answer:

constant

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Answered by MrBrock

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Answer:

constant

Step-by-step explanation:

A fixed quantity which doesn't change is called as " Constant "

Whereas a quantity that keeps on changing is called as " Variable "

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