mcie) n(s) 18 = (12,9) A 2(0,3) *~"2m
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The first part of the equation is "mcie) n(s) 18", which means we are dealing with some kind of mathematical expression or equation involving the variables "m", "c", "i", "e", "n", and "s", with the number 18 as a constant or coefficient. Show more…
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