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The answer is the sum of three times a number and six, divided by the difference of seven times the number and nine
The phrase is (3p+6)/(7p-9)
Let's describe each factor:
3p is three times a number
7p is seven times a number
3p+6 is the sum of three times a number and six
7p-9 is the difference of seven times the number and nine
The last two factors are divided, so
(3p+6)/(7p-9) is the sum of three times a number and six, divided by the difference of seven times the number and nine
The phrase is (3p+6)/(7p-9)
Let's describe each factor:
3p is three times a number
7p is seven times a number
3p+6 is the sum of three times a number and six
7p-9 is the difference of seven times the number and nine
The last two factors are divided, so
(3p+6)/(7p-9) is the sum of three times a number and six, divided by the difference of seven times the number and nine
Option - D is correct.
In phrase we can write the expression as - the sum of three times a number and six, divided by the difference of seven times the number and nine.
We have the following algebraic expression - 3p+6/7p-9
We have to express it in the form of a phrase.
Rewrite the algebraic expression as a phrase - x + y > 5
In the phrase form, we can write the above expression as -
the sum of two numbers x and y is greater than 5.
According to the question -
We have -
f(p) = 3p + 6 / 7p - 9
3p + 6 = the sum of three times a number and six.
7p - 9 = the difference of seven times the number and nine.
Combining we get -
f (p) = 3p + 6 / 7p - 9 = the sum of three times a number and six, divided by the difference of seven times the number and nine
Hence, Option D is correct.
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