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In [[Roman Numerals]] V is the [[symbol]] for the [[number]] five.
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'''V''' is the 22nd letter of the Latin alphabet.
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In [[science]], an uppercase "V" is the abbreviation for the [[volt]].  As a variable, a lowercase "v" often represents [[velocity]].
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In [[Roman Numerals|Roman numerals]], V is the [[symbol]] for the [[number]] five.
  
 
''V'' is also the title of a novel by Thomas Pyncheon, published in 1963.
 
''V'' is also the title of a novel by Thomas Pyncheon, published in 1963.

Revision as of 20:16, December 12, 2007

V is the 22nd letter of the Latin alphabet.

In science, an uppercase "V" is the abbreviation for the volt. As a variable, a lowercase "v" often represents velocity.

In Roman numerals, V is the symbol for the number five.

V is also the title of a novel by Thomas Pyncheon, published in 1963.