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Hj2 ÷ 5; use h = 5, and j = 5 The hj and the 2 after it is supposed to be squared so it’s 2 squared.

Hj2 ÷ 5; use h = 5, and j = 5 The hj and the 2 after it is supposed to be squared so it’s 2 squared.
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Hj2 ÷ 5; use h = 5, and j = 5

The hj and the 2 after it is supposed to be squared so it’s 2 squared.

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