Question

Which statements can be used to write an algebraic expression to represent the phrase?

the quotient of a number and sixteen

Check all that apply.

Replace "a number" with a variable, like t.

Quotient represents division.

Quotient represents multiplication.

The coefficient is 16.

The correct algebraic expression is 16t.

The correct algebraic expression is

Answer 1

A-Replace “a number” with a variable, like t.

B-Quotient represents division.

F-The correct algebraic expression is t/16.

Explanation:

Got it right on edge

Answer 2

The correct algebraic expression is " Quotient represents division "

Explanation:

Given statement is " The quotient of a number and sixteen "

To write an algebraic expression to represent the given phrase :

• Let x be the quotient of a number
• Then the given statement can be written in mathematical notation is
  `(x)/(16)`
• It must be a fraction or in division

• The quotient is the result of division between two numbers.

The quotient of a number is
`(x)/(16)`

Therefore the correct algebraic expression is " Quotient represents division "