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Which description is paired with its correct expression?

four less than the quotient of a number cubed and seven, increased by three; 4-7 +3

five times the difference of a number squared and six; 516-17']

nine more than the quotient of six and a number cubed, decreased by fo

twice the difference of nine and a number squared: 219-

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Answer:

D-twice the difference of nine and a number squared; 2 (9 minus n squared)

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Answer:

four less than the quotient of a number cubed and seven, increased by three
((n^3)/(7) -4)+3

five times the difference of a number squared and six


5(n^2 -6)

nine more than the quotient of six and a number cubed, decreased by four


9+(6)/(n^3)-4

twice the difference of nine and a number squared


2(9-n^2)

Explanation:

Let n the number of interest we have this:

four less than the quotient of a number cubed and seven, increased by three
((n^3)/(7) -4)+3

five times the difference of a number squared and six


5(n^2 -6)

nine more than the quotient of six and a number cubed, decreased by four


9+(6)/(n^3)-4

twice the difference of nine and a number squared:


2(9-n^2)

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