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Le 03/01/2023 à 05:15, John Doe a écrit :
> Question hyper basique : quelle est la formule qui aboutit à ce chiffre 
> de 2,6 ?

500 / 180  = 2.78 ~ 2.6   ( sachant que les 2 chiffres 500 et 180 
étaient arrondis )


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Fabrice