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Which expression is equivalent to one over fourn − 16?

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The correct answer is 1/4(n - 64).

1/4n - 16 Write Original expression
0.25n -16 Simplify the fraction
0.25(n - 64) Distribute(take out) 0.25 from n-16
1/4(n - 64) Final Answer

I hope this helps!

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