Suppose that p partners equally share the profits from a sale of $3,600. Which algebraic expression represents this situation? 3600 + p 3600 minus p 3600 p StartFraction 3600 over p EndFraction PLEASE

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Suppose that p partners equally share the profits from a sale of $3,600. Which algebraic expression represents this situation?

3600 + p
3600 minus p
3600 p
StartFraction 3600 over p EndFraction PLEASE ASAP

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Answer:

3600/p

Explanation:

i think it's the last option because you cannot add or subtract the partners from the profit.

Solomon Raja answered Mar 9, 2023

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