The quotient of 3 times a number "x" and 2 less 3 times the square of "x"

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Enfors · Answer 1 · 2020-02-21T21:39:16+0000

Three times a number x can be written as

The quotien between this and 2 is

(3x)/(2)

from this, we will subtract something:

$(3x)/(2)-\ldots$

And this "something" is three times the square of x. The square of x is
x^2 , and three times this is
3x^2

So, our final expression is

(3x)/(2)-3x^2