Translate the following phrase below into an algebraic expression:
“the quotient of sixty-one and twice a number is 14.”
a.) 2n - 61 = 14
b.) 61 - 2n = 14
c.) 61 (2n) = 14
d.) 61/2n = 14

D.) 61/2n = 14

Step-by-step explanation:

The quotient of sixty-one and twice a number is 14

61/2n = 14

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