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Answer 1

`=\frac{2t\text{ + 2}}{2s^3}\text{ (option D)}`Step-by-step explanation:

The sum of 2t and 2:

`=\text{ 2t + 2}`

Twice the cube of s:

`\begin{gathered} \text{cube of s = s}^3 \\ \text{twice the cube of s = 2}* s^3 \\ =2s^3 \end{gathered}`

Quotient menas the result after dividing one number by another.

So we would be diving the first statement by the second statement after the 'and'.

The quotient of the sum of 2t and 2 and twice the cube of s:

`=\frac{2t\text{ + 2}}{2s^3}\text{ (option D)}`