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English term or phrase:
N=56,000+
French translation:
n>56 000 or n = 56 000+
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N=56,000+
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Hi, I need to translate the following statement:
Based on patient study, n = 56,000+
And I can't recall what to do with the plus sign. I am sure there is a standard/official of treating the plus symbol after a number. Can I just say n = 56 000+? or is there another way of writing this in proper French? thank you.
Based on patient study, n = 56,000+
And I can't recall what to do with the plus sign. I am sure there is a standard/official of treating the plus symbol after a number. Can I just say n = 56 000+? or is there another way of writing this in proper French? thank you.
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| 4 +2 | n>56 000 or n = 56 000+ |
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n>56 000 or n = 56 000+
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