Translate the following verbal statement into an algebraic expression:
Use x for your variable.
Eleven more than the quotient of a number squared and three.

11+x^2/3

Explanation:
“Eleven more” means you add 11 somewhere in the expression.

11+

The “quotient” is the answer to a division problem, so “the quotient of a number squared and three” translates to the answer to a number squared divided by 3.

11+x^2/3

“A number” in the question would be x, because it’s the unknown value.

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