Which is a correct statement about the description "six less than the quotient of a number cubed and nine, increased by twelve" when n = 3? Check all that apply. The correct expression is. The correct expression is. One of the steps to determining the value when n = 3 is. One of the steps to determining the value when n = 3 is. The value when n = 3 is 7. The value when n = 3 is 9. The value when n = 3 is 15. The value when n = 3 is 17.

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Stacy Levy

Mathematics

9 July, 06:49

Which is a correct statement about the description "six less than the quotient of a number cubed and nine, increased by twelve" when n = 3? Check all that apply. The correct expression is. The correct expression is. One of the steps to determining the value when n = 3 is. One of the steps to determining the value when n = 3 is. The value when n = 3 is 7. The value when n = 3 is 9. The value when n = 3 is 15. The value when n = 3 is 17.

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Jorden Hudson · Answer 1

The correct equation should be (3^3) / 9-6 + 12 if it is written correctly.

The answer would be 9

Gunner Fernandez · Answer 2

The answer is A. C (might be D ask your teacher if it's C or D), and F so F is 9 C is n=3 is 3-6+12 D is n=3 is 6-3+12 and A is 6-n3/9

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The answer is / would be all of that, that is above.