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It is from a GLencoe/McGraw-Hill text and yes, I have reread the chapter and preceding chapters, researched the symbol through Google, and the only thing that comes up is the Japanese symbol for YEN. I am beginning to think that the text made an error.

YES, NUTRINO. If you completed it then it would be 16 ¥ 9 which makes no sense to me since we already have a symbol for greater than.

Thanks Greathouse, but it still does not make sense to me. The problem is as follows: 2^4 ¥ 3^2

What does the folowing symbol mean: ¥ and it sometimes has an equals sign through the bottom