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I do not need the answer for this question I simply need a calculator for these kind of questions. Does anyone have any suggesti

ons. Will give Brainlyist answer btw

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seropon [69]3 years ago

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I believe there is an app called Math. Its by Microsoft I think? Anyways, I’ve used it a bit and it works well. Hope this helped!

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