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Glisu asked Jan 16, 2022

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Subtract 11 from n. Then, divide by 4.

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Subtract 11 from n. Then, divide by 4.

(n - 11) : 4 =

(n - 11) * 1/4 =

$(1)/(4) n - 11/4\\$

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