What is the last letter of the Greek alphabet?
AnswerOmega
Omega is the final Greek letter, as in the phrase 'alpha and omega', meaning beginning and end.
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AnswerOmega
Omega is the final Greek letter, as in the phrase 'alpha and omega', meaning beginning and end.
AnswerA
The Latin A came from the Greek alpha, itself adapted from a Phoenician letter.
Answer24
The classical Greek alphabet has 24 letters, from alpha to omega.
AnswerThe nearest star system to the Solar System
Alpha Centauri, about 4.4 light-years away, is the closest star system to us.
AnswerThe significance level of a test
Alpha is the threshold, often 0.05, for deciding whether a result is statistically significant.
AnswerAleph
The Greeks adapted the Phoenician aleph, whose name meant ox, into alpha.
Answer4
Losing an alpha particle removes 2 protons and 2 neutrons, lowering mass number by 4.