What mathematical notations were introduced during the mid-1500's? a. / and # b. - and x c. % and & d. + and =

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What mathematical notations were introduced during the mid-1500's?

a. / and #
b. - and x
c. % and &
d. + and =

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I think the answer is d. + and =.

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