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Which equation best represents this situation? The number 88 is equal to a number divided by 11. A. 88 = 11g B. 88 = 11 + g

C. 88 = g – 11 D. 88 = g ÷ 11

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Rasek [7]3 years ago

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D is your answer g is the number being divided by 11.

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