How do you translate "quotient of b and 4 increased by 3" into a algebraic expression?

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How do you translate "quotient of b and 4 increased by 3" into a algebraic expression?

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Answer 1 · 2018-04-24T12:57:27

$b \div 4 + 3$ $b-:4+3$

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$\frac{b}{4} + 3$ $b/4+3$

Explanation:

The"quotient of $b$ $b$ and $4$ $4$ means the result of dividing $b$ $b$ by $4$ $4$ , and "increased by $3$ $3$ " means to add $3$ $3$ to the quotient. So we get:

$b \div 4 + 3$ $b-:4+3$

or

$\frac{b}{4} + 3$ $b/4+3$

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