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Which algebraic expression represents the phrase below? The quotient of the opposite of a number squared and three

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(-x)^2/3

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Answer:


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

Explanation:

Opposite of a number is the value that gives 0 ( additive identity ) if added to the number.

Generally, by changing the sign we can get the opposite of a number.

Let x be the required number,

So, its opposite is -x,

Also, we get quotient after division,

Now, given phrase,

The quotient of the opposite of x squared and three


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

Which is the required expression.

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