SOLUTION: I have anquestion, when I put an equation in the solver, do I use * for X always on any kind of problem? and a / for division? Thanks

SOLUTION: I have anquestion, when I put an equation in the solver, do I use * for X always on any kind of problem? and a / for division? Thanks

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: I have anquestion, when I put an equation in the solver, do I use * for X always on any kind of problem? and a / for division? Thanks This question is from textbook

Answer by user_dude2008(1862) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
It depends on the solver. Some need the * for multiplication, but you need the / for division.
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