Which expression represents the phrase? “The product of 8 and the quotient of 6 and and w.”

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Justin Swanhart asked Nov 7, 2023

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Which expression represents the phrase? “The product of 8 and the quotient of 6 and and w.”

Which expression represents the phrase? “The product of 8 and the quotient of 6 and-example-1

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8 (6/w) is the answer.

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Explanation:

product means multiplication and quotient is division , then

product of 8 and the quotient of 6 and w is

8 (
(6)/(w) )

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