Name two monomials with a quotient of 12

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36 and 3 are two monomials with a quotient of 12. How? Well, we can first off start by defining what a monomial is. A monomial is any whole number or variable term in an algebraic expression. 36 and 3 are both monomials because they are constants (in other words, numbers without any variables). 36 and 3 can be divided to result in 12. If you need to better understand, let me know and I will gladly assist you.

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