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avatarCitrineArtistique4031
Grade 5 • 11mo.

this is just a random math symbol

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      avatarRamzi Zteacher check
      Team Alloprof • 11mo. edited January 18

      Hi !

      It seems like a complicated exercise. If I am not mistaken, the goal is to replace the symbol with something that makes it work. In this case, we might be able to replace it with \(\times0\).

      $$ 1\cdot\circ\cdot1=0.1 $$

      $$ 1\times0.1=0.1 $$

      However, we cannot prove it without additional examples.

      I hope this helps, and if you have any further questions, feel free to ask.

      Have a nice day !

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