Partly as the square of R
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The phrase "partly as the square of R" means that something is influenced or determined by the square of the value of R.
If you are referring to a mathematical equation or formula, it suggests that the variable or quantity in question is related to R in a way that is proportional to R squared. This means that if R increases or decreases, the variable will change at a rate that is proportional to the square of the change in R.
For example, if there is an equation that says Y = 3R^2, it means that Y is determined by the square of R. If R increases by 1, Y will increase by 3. If R increases by 2, Y will increase by 12 (2 squared is 4, and 4 multiplied by 3 is 12).
In summary, when something is partly determined by the square of R, it means that its value is influenced by the square of R, and any change in R will have an effect on the variable at a rate that is proportional to the square of that change.