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quotient means to divide, so the quotient of 2 is to divide by 2. difference means to subtract, so subtract by 5
It is 630/90 = 7 and 7 minus 2 = 5
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You subtract the exponent of the denominator from that of the numerator.
Subtract one expression from the other. If they are equivalent, the answer is zero.
quotient means to divide, so the quotient of 2 is to divide by 2. difference means to subtract, so subtract by 5
If the bases are the same then for division subtract the exponents to find the quotient
Sure you can but what will the answer mean?
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add=sum subtract=differencemultiply=productdivide=quotient
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Oh, dude, you're hitting me with some math lingo! So, the quotient of c and nine is c/9, and if you decrease that by 3, you just subtract 3 from it. So, the expression would be (c/9) - 3. Voilà! Math made easy... kind of.
3.1 + 3 -7.8 =1.7
It is 630/90 = 7 and 7 minus 2 = 5
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2x - 2