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Given - y>2 and x/6=y. Therefore, x/y=6.

To find - Which one of the following expressions give a single numerical value for any value of x and y?

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If x = 18 then y must be 3. (Since x/6=y)
Same way if x = 24 then y must be 4.

Plug in these values in each of the answer choices.
Option 1. Different values.
Option 2. Different values.

Option 3. 96x/y. Same value.

Since we already know that x/y=6; 96x/y will always be equal to 576 for any value of x and y.

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