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DON'T CHEAT -- what's the answer? Make your seventh grade math teacher proudpic.twitter.com/1WzWCJXtac
This is exactly why it's absurd when people try to turn a calculator keycap graphic into an operator character.
It's the other way around, isn't it? This is the symbol I used in school for division.
Apparently it did have some historical use, but I'm told (maybe hearsay?) that it was not used in primary education til more recently (my gen or later).
I read "÷" the same way I read "xʸ", as a representation for the operation with placeholders but not valid/reasonable as an operator itself.
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