Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Formula"

A: 1) A formula is a math equation. For example: E = mc²

2) A formula is made up of specifically weighed-out ingredients. A list of these ingredients is then used, following specific instructions to make a product.

A: yes it does i had no idea the context so i was just saying dont lol

A: actually I don’t,I just wanted to know every meaning of it haha

Could you give me a sentence please?

A: “The formula worked” shows that he tested something and found success, “and before long he was picking up regular books” means he took the “formula” and used it on regular books to the same success

A: There's a lot of meaning for formula:
1. a set form of words, as for stating or declaring something definitely or authoritatively, for indicating procedure to be followed, or for prescribed use on some ceremonial occasion.

2. any fixed or conventional method for doing something:
His mystery stories were written according to a popular formula.

3. Mathematics. a rule or principle, frequently expressed in algebraic symbols.
such a symbolic expression.

4. Chemistry. an expression of the constituents of a compound by symbols and figures.
Compare empirical formula, molecular formula, structural formula.

5. a recipe or prescription: a new formula for currant wine.

6. a special nutritive mixture, especially of milk, sugar, and water, in prescribed proportions for feeding a baby.

7. a formal statement of religious doctrine.

8. (initial capital letter) a set of specifications as to weight, engine displacement, fuel capacity, etc., for defining a class of racing cars (usually followed by a limiting numerical designation):

A: * IF clause Type 0:
IF+S+V(es/s), S +V(s,es)
=> Describe a habit, an obvious truth, a truth in life.
EX:
- Plant dies if they don't get enough water.
- Ask Pete if u're not sure what to do.
- If u want to come, call me before 6:00 pm
=> We can replace "if" with "when" without changing the meaning of the sentence:
If you heat ice, it melts.
-> Ice melts if u heat it.
-> When u heat ice, it melts.
-> Ice melts when u heat it.

* IF clause Type 1:
IF+S +V(s/es), S+ (Will /Can/ Shall)+ V
=> Expressing possible conditions in the present or future
EX:
- If the weather is nice, I will go swimming tomorrow.
- What will u do if u miss the plane ?
=> Instead of using the future tense, we can use modal verbs to express a certain degree of certainty or suggest a certain outcome.
EX:
- If u drop this glass it might break.
- If he call u, u should go.

* IF clause Type 2:
IF+ S+ V(2/ed), S+ would/ could/ should.... + V
=> Condition that is not real in the present, cannot happen in the future.
EX:
- If the weather wasn't so bad, we could go to the park.
- I would be working in Italy if I spoke Italian.
- If I were u, I would follow her advice.

* IF clause Type 3:
IF+ S+ had +V(PP/ed), S+ (Would/ Could/ Might) +have +V(PP/ed)
=> Unreal conditions in the past.
(The structure often implies regret or reproach.)
EX:
- If I had worked harder, I would have passed the exam.
- If she hadn't got a job in London, she would have married with him.
- If I had known you were coming I would have baked a cake. (I didn't to know and I didn't bake a cake)

* IF clause Type 4: (IF Mixed)
IF+ S+ Had+ V(PP/ed), S+ Would +V (now)
=> Describes events that happened in the past but are contrary to the truth, these results will be contrary to the truth in the present.
EX:
- If she hadn't stayed up late last night, she wouldn't be so tired now.

A: this chemical formula is called a synthesis reaction. this math formula is really useful and you should write it down in your notes. the formula for water involves the reactants of oxygen and hydrogen. I formulated a new class rules sheet.

A: 'Scientists are trying to discover a formula to solve the Problem'

'He inadvertently stumbled upon a winning formula for business success'

A: Normally in English, cars always have drivers, and "pilot" is only for airplanes and other air vehicles.

However I do not follow formula 1 racing, so there may be slang I do not know.

A: I believe they are the same! Just different spellings.

“Formulae” has a more scientific context / feeling.

A: Formulae is plural. In American English most people would say formulas instead.

A: 数学では、=記号がある事はequationです。そうじゃなくてexpressionかformulaです。

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A: take care

A: + is read as "plus"
- is read as "minus"
x is read as "times"
÷ is read as "divided by"
= is read as "equals"
. is read as "point"

So the examples in your video are read as:
7+16=23 is "seven plus sixteen equals 23"
85-37=48 is "eighty-five minus thirty-seven equals 48"
13x6=78 is "thirteen times six equals 78"
34÷ 5=6.8 is "thirty-four divided by five equals six point 8"

I hope this helps.

A: I am not a math major but I'll read it as "e to the power of i pi plus one equals zero"

Do note that in speech, it can be ambiguous as this can also mean
e^(iπ+1) = 0

If you want to be less ambiguous you can say "e to the power of i multiplied by pi, then plus one equals zero.

A: First solve what's in the bracket then go from left to right.

8÷2(2+2)
8÷2*4
4*4
16

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A: I think you are trying to say that you don't want to analyse the formula. In this case, you should say:
- I don't want to go into the formula at this point. I just want you to know about its meaning.

'Dig up' means that you are looking/investigating something because you want to find some new information. For example:
"The policewoman is digging up the man's past."