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Seven less than the quotient of a number, x, and twelve is five times the number. Which answer represents this situation??

a.)7−x12+5x

b.)x12−7=5x

c.)7−x12=5x

d.)x12−7+5x

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Answer:

the answer is B. x/12 - 7 = 5x

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Answer:

Option b is correct.

Explanation:

From the given condition : Seven less than the quotient of a number, x, and twelve is five times the number.

Here, the number is x

The quotient of a number x and twelve is expressed as ,
(x)/(12)

Seven less than the quotient of a number, x, and twelve is expressed as,
(x)/(12)-7

Five times the number mean,
5x

Therefore, we have an equation in the form of x from the given condition as:


(x)/(12)-7=5x .







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