Translate the word phrase into an algebraic equation: the quotient of 22 and 2 is equal to 11.

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Solnce55 [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

22/2 = 11

Explanation:

A quotient means the result of a division problem. When it says the quotient of a and b, this means of "a divided by b". Remember to always go in the right order, because in division, order matters.

Therefore the quotient of 22 and 2 is equal to 11 is written: 22/2 = 11

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