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==Usage==
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<p id="tooltip">Returns the quotient of two inputs.</p>
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==Syntax==
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Inputs in this block:
#a number
#a number
the first value will be divided by the second.
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==Example==
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This is a model of an epidemic. To monitor the spread of the epidemic, data boxes and a line graph have been employed to monitor immune, uninfected, and infected populations. An epidemic occurs when the infected population exceeds the expected infected population.  When over 5% of the population is infected, the warning label is shown.
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==Related Blocks==
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*[[Special:MyLanguage/Product|Product *]]
*[[Special:MyLanguage/Sum|Sum +]]
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Latest revision as of 18:41, 14 August 2023

Other languages:
The Quotient Block

Returns the quotient of two inputs.

Syntax

Inputs in this block:

  1. a number
  2. a number

the first value will be divided by the second.

Example

This is a model of an epidemic. To monitor the spread of the epidemic, data boxes and a line graph have been employed to monitor immune, uninfected, and infected populations. An epidemic occurs when the infected population exceeds the expected infected population. When over 5% of the population is infected, the warning label is shown.

Related Blocks