SOLUTION: how do you put in the _____ Divisor line in for an algebra problem with multiple numbers on both top and bottom Example: -3^2 -9 is on top and 3-5 on bottom =9 at the end with both

Question 662721: how do you put in the _____ Divisor line in for an algebra problem with multiple numbers on both top and bottom Example: -3^2 -9 is on top and 3-5 on bottom =9 at the end with both top and bottom numbers?

Answer by ReadingBoosters(3246) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

where the equal sign is more aligned with the divisor line.
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