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Multiple Choice- Algebra

Multiple Choice- Algebra
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Multiple Choice- Algebra

Multiple Choice- Algebra-example-1
User Jan Paolo Go
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Answer:

the last choice . so 4 or d .

Explanation:

the quotient of n and 8 is a division problem and then 13 more is plus . So n÷8+13 .

User Alexsa
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the answer is the last one
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