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The quotient of h and 26 is -52
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The quotient of h and 26 is -52

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Answer: h= -1352

Step-by-step explanation: 1. Translate the expression into algebra. The quotient of h and 26 =-52 is h/26=-52


2. multiply 26 to both sides.


3. h= -1352

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