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Which phrase represents the algebraic expression 3 + x/5 ? A. five divided by a number, increased by three B. five greater than a number divided into three C. the sum of three and a number divided by five D. five more than the quotient of a number and three
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is it \[\large \frac{3+x}{5}\] or \[\large 3+\frac{x}{5}\] ??
I'd go with C
@jim_thompson5910 the second one !
so yes, it would be C since 3 + (x/5) = sum of 3 and x/5 3 + (x/5) = sum of three and a number divided by 5
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