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In mathematics, the tick symbol (✓) typically represents a checkmark to indicate that a statement or condition is true or has been verified. It is commonly used to denote that a solution or answer is correct or accurate in a mathematical context. The tick symbol is a visual cue that is often used in mathematical proofs, equations, and problem-solving to show that a particular step or result has been confirmed.

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Well, darling, in math, a tick mark can represent a number being multiplied. It's like saying "2 ticks" instead of "2 times." So, if you see something like 3 tick marks next to a 4, it means 3 multiplied by 4, which equals 12. Math made sassy, you're welcome!

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Q: What does the tick mean in maths form?
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