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The quotient of thirty and ten times a number
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The quotient of thirty and ten times a number

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Answer:


30/10x

Explanation:

Using x for the unknown number, "the quotient of thirty and ten times a number" is written as:


30/10x

User Simonwh
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Answer:

Explanation:

30/10x = 3x

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