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15 October, 20:21
The quotient of one and two times a number
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Kaylynn Ellison
15 October, 20:30
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The expression will be:
1/2 x n
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The quotient of one and two means 1 divided by 2 (1/2). Then we need to multiply 1/2 by a number. The variable "n" represents "a number."
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Marely Galvan
15 October, 20:49
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Answer: A quotient means a ratio or one quantity being divided by another, or in algebraic terms (a/b). In this case, the first quantity is "four times a number" represented in terms of x as (4x). The other quantity is just the number 9.
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