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You can write this as:m/n

or "m" on top of "n", with a horizontal line separating them, like this:


m

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n

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Oh, dude, the quotient of m and n is just like when you divide m by n. It's the result you get when you shove those two numbers into a division problem and see what comes out the other end. So, like, if you have m apples and you wanna split them evenly among n friends, the quotient would be how many apples each friend gets.

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The quotient of two numbers, m and n, is the result of dividing m by n. This can be expressed as m/n. For example, if m is 10 and n is 2, the quotient would be 10/2, which equals 5. In mathematical terms, the quotient represents how many times n can be subtracted from m without going into negative numbers.

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As the term of an expression it is: m/n

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It is m/n.

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