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Mathematics, 02.11.2020 18:10 Keelana

Which of the following statements would not translate to the equation 8 ÷ x = -4? The quotient of eight and a number equals negative four.
The solution of a number divided by eight is negative four.
Eight divided by a number is equal to negative four.
If eight is divided by a number, the result is negative four.

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