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Aformula, inmathematics, is an entity constructed using the symbols and formation rules of a given logical language.

Formula may also refer to:

• A concept in the theory oforal-formulaic composition, related to oral poetry
• A type of ritual inRoman law
• Bill of materials
• Chemical formula, an expression of the contents of a chemical compound
• Formula language, a Lotus Notes programming language
• Infant formula, a food for infants
• Trinitarian formula, a Biblical phrase
• Well-formed formula, a word that is part of a formal language, in logic

• Formula fiction, literature following a predictable form
• A defunct video game label ofLost Boys Games, a defunct Dutch game developer

• Dave Formula (born 1946), British musician
• "[Formula]" (ΔM_i⁻¹ = −αΣ_n=1^ND_i[n] [Σ_j∈C[i]F_ji[n − 1] +Fext_i[n⁻¹]]), the first B-side of "Windowlicker" by Aphex Twin, also known as "[Equation]"
• Formula (album), a 1995 album by OLD
• Formulæ (album), a 2016 album by Master's Hammer

• Formula (boats), a brand of pleasure boats
• Formula racing, a type of motorsport

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