>"Today the obelus remains in occasional use, primarily as a
>standalone symbol for the division operation itself (as on a
>calculator), or as an operator in elementary arithmetic. In
>most contexts division is now signified in other ways, often
>by a forward slash (/)."
>
>http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obelus

Nigga, you just posted that there is a difference.
Not WHY. There is no clear explanation as to why.

The reason is implicit to people who understand
mathematical context:

The ÷ symbol is only relevant if you don't grasp
fractions.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHHAH

You can't cite a DAMN THING...google more...you up
here citing RANDOM ASS INTERNET PAGES TOO...like
that MAKES YOU SMART...how about you use your OWN
REASONING.



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