Question

Which expression correctly represents "six more than the quotient of three and a number, decreased by eight"?

Answer 1

The option A is correct because the value of the statement is 6+3/n-8.

According to the statement

we have given that the statement and we have to write the statement in the numerical form.

So, For this purpose

we know that the given statement is

"Six more than the quotient of three and a number, decreased by eight".

In this statement "Six more than" indicates the sum between the quotient and 6.

And "The quotient of three and a number" indicates a fraction where the numerator is 3 and the denominator is , a number.

"Decreased by eight" indicates a subtraction between the quotient an 8 units".

If we unit all parts of the statements, we would have

6+3/n-8

So, From the given statement, The option A is correct because the value of the statement is 6+3/n-8.

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