Which of the following statements accurately describes the expression x-2/x^2+9?

A. The quotient of x-2 and x^2+9
B. The quotient of x^2+9 and x-2
C. The product of x^2+9 and x-2
D. The product of x-2 and x^2+9

Question

Which of the following statements accurately describes the expression x-2/x^2+9?

A. The quotient of x-2 and x^2+9
B. The quotient of x^2+9 and x-2
C. The product of x^2+9 and x-2
D. The product of x-2 and x^2+9

anonymous · Answer

Well, we know that we're dividing. Whenever we're dividing, we say that the `quotient of the numerator is the denominator.`
So based on that, what do you think the answer is?

anonymous · Answer

Its the first option.(A)

anonymous · Answer

Yes :)

anonymous · Answer

and I meant to say "and" not "is"