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i need help with math i am really slow with math i need help to evaluate 18÷ by 18² the frist 18 should look like the second one

but with a five i didn't see any five in the symbols section so dats y i couldn't but it there

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solmaris [256]2 years ago

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Answer:

it would be 324 divided by 18. since 18 to the 2nd power is 324.

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