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Twice the quotient of 50 and the sum of a number y and 8

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1st the sum of y and 8 is
y+8
the quotient of 50 and (y+8) is simply dividing 50 by (y+8)
50 / (y+8)
Twice the quotient mean multiply 50 / (y+8) by 2, so the answer is:
2 * 50 / (y+8)

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