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What is a quotient in algebra?
In algebra, a quotient is the answer to a division problem. For example, in "8 divided by 4 equals 2," 2 is the quotient.
What is an example of a algebra problem with no solution?
well there are two types...no solution or empty set(slashed 0) or in algebra two extraneous solutions...problems that seem to have answers but if you check they don't. its easier to give an example of the no solution: -2x-3=-2x+6 +2 +2 __________ -3 does not = 6 so there is no solution remember all variables have to cancel out and the integer cant equal each other for this to occur. if either everything including the integers canceled out or both sides equal the same then it is all real numbers. hope this helps :)
An algebra example?
an example of an algebra equation would be: 1/3(15+6a)4 read out loud would be: one-third times the quantity of 15 plus six A times 4. this is a basic algebra problem. very easy
What is the answer for problem 32 page 364 in algebra Pearson success textbook?
The student doesn't have an error. cause the lines are graphed correctly and it is no solution.
What does one solution in algebra mean?
In algebra, one solution means that there is only one real value x that will satisfy its equation.
