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XLS-0033d (MPT): Fix math display #247

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Expand Up @@ -148,13 +148,13 @@ represent one cent instead of a whole dollar. Using `AssetScale`, MPT issuers ca
number of orders of magnitude between a standard unit and an MPT unit.

More formally, the asset scale is a non-negative integer (`0`, `1,` `2`, …) such that one standard unit
equals $10^{scale}$ of a corresponding MPT unit.
equals $10^{-scale}$ of a corresponding MPT unit.

The following equations formalize the relationship between an asset's standard unit and an assets MPT unit:

$$StdUnit = MptUnit / 10^{scale} *\tag{I}$$
$${StdUnit} = {MptUnit} / 10^{scale}$$

$$MptUnit = 10^{scale} * StdUnit \tag{II}$$
$${MptUnit} = {StdUnit} * 10^{scale}$$

Mapping these equations to the USD stablecoin example above, an `MPTokenIssuance` with an `AssetScale` of `0` would mean
each MPT unit represents one standard unit. However, an `MPTokenIssuance` with an `AssetScale` of `2` would mean each
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