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constant A characteristic that takes on the same value for all members of a group or set being studied. Reference: Chapter 1
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constant A value that doesn't change.
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constant An object whose value cannot be changed.
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constant a value that cannot change; a specification of a constant in a programming language, such as 3 or true.
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constant A quantity that has a fixed mathematical value within a model, such as pi or the Earth's radius. It may appear explicitly in equations, logical statements, or as an initial value, or it may be a named parameter that the model uses.
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