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A constant is a number that remains the same, unlike a variable, that can change.

$\displaystyle\pi$ , or pi is a famous constant that is approximately 3.14159.

$\displaystyle e$ , or e is another famous constant that is approximately 2.71828.

All numbers are constants because they do not change their value; they always remain the same.

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	<math>\displaystyle e</math>, or [[e]] is another famous constant that is approximately 2.71828.		<math>\displaystyle e</math>, or [[e]] is another famous constant that is approximately 2.71828.

	All numbers are constants because they do not change their value; they remain the same ~~forever~~.		All numbers are constants because they do not change their value; they always remain the same.