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Simple Math question...
Hi All ,
I'm trying to do a simple math expression ...but unsuccessfull :-( Anyone can help me? days=23 amount=`expr ${days} / 30 \* -125` echo $amount but as result i got 0 when i expect 95.833333 Another question...how i can limit only to two or three decimal fields? Thanks in advance |
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