C Symbol
The latin letter is used in mathematics to represent a variable or coeffecient.
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Usage
A coeffecient is a constant value in a math expression that is given a symbol to represent it instead of a value.
A variable is a core concept in algebra where a symbol, usualy a lower case latin letter, is used as a placeholder in a math expression.
The Latin Alphabet is a collection of 26 symbols that form the basis of the English language. The alphabet's symbols are used throughout mathematics to represent variables, constants, and coeffecients.
Related Symbols
The capital Latin letter C is used in mathematics as a variable. For example, it appears in geometric formulas as a variable representing the circumference of a circle. It also is used to represent the set of complex numbers, although this is usually indicated with a "double-struck" typeface.