January 10, 2022
#2566: Decorative Constants explain

[A small panel only with text. Written as an excerpt from a mathematical text book. Begins with a number for an equation, then follows the equation written in larger letters and symbols. And below are explanations of each term in the equation. The μ has a bar over the top and the D has a double vertical line.]
Eq. 4-15
T = 𝔻m0(rout - rin)μ̅
T: Net rate
m0: Unit mass
(rout-rin): Flow balance
𝔻, μ̅: Decorative
[Caption below the panel:]
Math tip: If one of your equations ever looks too simple, try adding some purely decorative constants.