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Which phrase implies the expression, y divided by sixteen?
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I don't really understand your question but do you mean like this: the quotient of y and 16?
given that you have y divided by sixteen, then a) sixteen divided by y is obviously NOT the one b) "sum" means to add, not divide so you're left to ponder either c) quotient of sixteen and y d) the quotient of y and sixteen
It's D :)
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