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Subtract the quotient of h and 3,from 4 multiplied by 4.

Subtract the quotient of h and 3,from 4 multiplied by 4.
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Subtract the quotient of h and 3,from 4 multiplied by 4.

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User Satheesh Cheveri
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4(3h-4)
12h-16?


I don't think that is right, I was kinda guessing
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