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The quotient of n and 12 subtracted from 100?
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The quotient of n and 12 subtracted from 100?

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Answer:

100 - 12/n

Explanation:

quotient means division so

12/n

and subtracted from means say x - 12/n so

100 - 12/n

If you're looking to evaluate it then it would be

4(25n - 3) / n

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