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What does a slash mean in algebra?
This is a slash: / The slash stands for division. 10/2 would be read as ten divided by two.
What is the correct mathematical name of division slash?
Solidus.
What arithmetic operator performs division?
forward slash /
What does a division sign look like?
it is either a dash with a dot on top and bottom or a colon or a forward slash
What does the slash mean in mathematics?
A slash in mathematics signals division. For example, if you see 4/2 it would mean 4 divided by 2. It also can mean a fraction, but this is less likely. so if you saw 1/2 it would be one half, or if you performed division, 0.5
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