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3 years ago

La frase lingüística "cuatro veces un número dividido por la suma de dos

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polet [3.4K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Las opciones no se pueden ver, así que responderé de una forma general.

Primero rompamos la frase en partes más cortas

"cuatro veces un número..."

Esto se escribe como 4*N, donde N es el número.

"... la suma de dos

números"

Esto se escribe como K + M

donde K y M son dos números, entonces K + M es la suma de dos números.

Entonces:

"cuatro veces un número dividido por la suma de dos

números"

Se escribirá como:

(4*N)/(K + M )

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