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3 years ago

What statements is equal to the expression p\11

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V125BC [204]3 years ago

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Answer: "p divided by 11" or "p over 11" or "p by 11".

Step-by-step explanation:

We use mathematical statements to express any algebraic expression.

For example: We write 2x as "2 is multiplied by x " or " product of 2 and x".

p+q as "sum of p and q" or "p is added to q"

The given expression is : $\dfrac{p}{11}$

In mathematical statements, it can be written as "p divided by 11" or "p over 11" or "p by 11".

Hence, the statements are equal to the expression $\dfrac{p}{11}$ are "p divided by 11" or "p over 11" or "p by 11".

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