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Translate the word phrase into a math expression. nine more than the quotient of a number and five
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Sorry, but it seems that doesn´t make sense.
9+x/5
So \[\frac{ n }{ 5 } + 9\] is it?
I know how to solve this, however I seem to forget it.
For me the statement is incomplete.
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"nine more than the quotient of a number and five" is just an expression, not an equation. I'd write an expression for "the quotient of a number and five" and then add 9 to the result.
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thus, \[\frac{ n }{ 5 } + 9\] looks fine to me.
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So you are correct @Light&Happiness ! :D Great observations!
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