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tucanaz
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I don't understand why 4 ∏ is in so many physics formulas.
For instance, Heisenberg's uncertainty uses h / 4∏.
Or Coulomb's law for the electric force
Or the formula for the Magnetic permeability of free space:
Many formulas use 4 ∏ or 8 ∏. I just don't understand why the relationship between a circle's diameter and its circumference comes into play so much.
I am sure there is a simple explanation I am just not seeing.
For instance, Heisenberg's uncertainty uses h / 4∏.
Or Coulomb's law for the electric force
Or the formula for the Magnetic permeability of free space:
Many formulas use 4 ∏ or 8 ∏. I just don't understand why the relationship between a circle's diameter and its circumference comes into play so much.
I am sure there is a simple explanation I am just not seeing.