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And even if you don't learn how to use that, it would help an awful lot if you'd use a ^ for exponents, and use parenthesis. like x^(b+1) at least lets us know that it's an exponent, and that the exponent is the (b+1) and not just the b, cause it's in parenthesis. |
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