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Wy.e) The quotient of two numbers is equal to the sum of those numbers

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"The quotient of two numbers is equal to the sum of the numbers" can be expressed by x/y = x + y, but the statement is false. You can't plug in any old x and y and expect the statement to be true. Just think of the equation y=10x+5.

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Wy.e) The quotient of two numbers is equal to the sum of those numbers