Abstract
By making use of invariance arguments, we shall show that the total number of true observables which can serve as "coordinates" in a gauge-invariant theory is $N\ensuremath{-}2n$ where $N$ is the number of field variables and $n$ is the number of arbitrary functions needed to specify an element of the gauge group.
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