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Which of the following equations is the accurate representation of the following​ statement? The product of a number and​ 5, less the quotient of the number and​ 3, is 1/4. 5x−14=3x 5x−x3=14 5x−3x=14 x
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Which of the following equations is the accurate representation of the following​ statement?

The product of a number and​ 5, less the quotient of the number and​ 3, is 1/4.



5x−14=3x

5x−x3=14

5x−3x=14

x5−3x=14

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Answer:

5x -
(x)/(3) =
(1)/(4)

Explanation:

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