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Mathematical constant of sixth grade
Constants in mathematics are generally relative to unknowns.

A constant is a fixed number. Conventional numbers are numbers whose numerical values can be determined and cannot be changed like the unknown X. The constants mentioned in the question generally refer to rational numbers (rational numbers generally include natural numbers, integers, fractions and decimals), and generally do not include irrational numbers, but sometimes the constants mentioned in the question can also be letters. For example, in the problem, A is a constant, so A cannot be regarded as a constant.

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