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In Mathematics / Middle School | 2014-11-19

Write an expression for the calculation:

84 divided into sevenths added to 9 divided into thirds.

Asked by diaraarmstrong2

Answer (3)

84 is divided into 7 84/7 =12
and it is added to
9 divided into 3 9/3 =3
12+3=15

Answered by mathdragon | 2024-06-10

The expression for 84 divided into sevenths added to 9 divided into thirds is 84/7 + 9/3.
Given,
84 divided into sevenths added to 9 divided into thirds
We need to write an expression .
What do the terms mean?
M divided by sixth = M/6
M added to 4th = 4 + M
4 less than M = M - 4
3 greater than M = M + 3
Added = +
We have,
84 divided into sevenths added to 9 divided into thirds.
84 divided into sevenths - 84 / 7
9 divided into thirds - 9 / 3
Now,
= 84/7 + 9/3
= 12 + 3
= 15
Thus the expression is 84/7 + 9/3
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Answered by swapnalimalwadeVT | 2024-06-16

The expression for 84 divided into sevenths added to 9 divided into thirds is 7 84 ​ + 3 9 ​ , which evaluates to 15. First, we divide 84 by 7 to get 12 and 9 by 3 to get 3, and then we add these values together to find that the total is 15.
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Answered by swapnalimalwadeVT | 2024-09-27

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