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No real clarity in the surrounding text, so I'm going with it. Thank you!

 

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Lindy,

I've been struggling with the second portion and I'm glad you clarified it for me.

Thank you!

Laurie

[braillebud]

I know all those things. Doh! 🙂 Shame on me for not proofing my work before posting. Thanks! 🙂

[braillebud]

And again, with a PDF so you can actually see the simbraille.

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Replying to myself here. I'm attaching what I think it should look like.

Thanks!

Laurie

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Thank you.

[braillebud]

Thank you for the thorough answer!

Laurie

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Ohhh, I like that tweak to the TN. Thank you!

~Laurie

[braillebud]

Thank you, Cindi. I was so confused trying to look up those references!

I appreciate the clarity on the author's comments. That helps a lot. 🙂

~Laurie

[braillebud]

Okay, thanks.

[braillebud]

Thanks Cindi. I am going to ignore the boxes.

~Laurie

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Thanks Kyle. No worries about the delay. I wanted to understand it, and you cleared things up for me nicely. I appreciate your help. (I do wish I could get simbraille to not be so weird when I try to use it in a post though!)

Laurie

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I know you are correct. It sure seems like it would be easy to read the denominator as 540.00 × 1 though.

Thank you,

Laurie

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Hi Patrick,

I've been looking through the rest of the book and I also now believe it's a print error. I think I will put an arrow in place of the weird symbol and add a TN at the location mentioning what I did.

Thank you!

Laurie

[braillebud]

Nope. Almost 200 pages into the book and this is the first time it shows up. The surrounding text does not clarify it at all. I think I'll post it to the Foreign Language forum just to see if they know what it is so I can provide a decent explanation when I create the symbol.

Thanks Cindi!

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