epsilon in Greek
epsilon in Greek is έψιλον — epsilon means the fifth letter of the Greek alphabet (ε, Ε), between delta and zeta.
epsilon in Greek
έψιλον
Pronounced: epsilon
The fifth letter of the Greek alphabet, ε or Ε, preceded by delta (Δ, δ) and followed by zeta (Ζ, ζ).
What does "epsilon" mean?
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noun The fifth letter of the Greek alphabet (ε, Ε), between delta and zeta.
"The professor labeled the angle epsilon in her diagram."
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noun Math/science: a symbol for an arbitrarily small positive quantity.
"For any epsilon greater than zero, we can find a value of n that satisfies the inequality."
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epsilon in a sentence
- The professor labeled the angle epsilon in her diagram.
- For any epsilon greater than zero, we can find a value of n that satisfies the inequality.
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What is "epsilon" in Greek?
"epsilon" in Greek is έψιλον. epsilon means: The fifth letter of the Greek alphabet (ε, Ε), between delta and zeta.
How do you pronounce έψιλον?
"epsilon" in Greek is έψιλον, pronounced "epsilon".
How do you use "epsilon" in a sentence?
Example: "The professor labeled the angle epsilon in her diagram." In Greek, "epsilon" is έψιλον.
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