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For questions about mathematics, including our own system of mathematics and alien versions of mathematics, focusing on their effects on societies and civilizations.
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What are the elements of the oblateness formula?
Ok, so the formula for calculating oblateness of a planet (in this instance, a gas or ice giant) goes like this:
$\text{Oblateness} = C\frac{R^3}{M P^2}$
I have seen C defined as a constant that depen …
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