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#X text 97 133 sum;
#X text 252 134 subtract;
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#X text 58 494 Remember the hot/cold inlet deal \, of course;
#X text 26 69 We've seen this a bit. It's no secret \, try them:;
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#X text 22 578 Besides the basic arithmetic operations \, Pd has several
objects dedicated to other functions. We'll see then all when we get
to mathematical expressions and the [expr] object.;
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