x - 6
Algebraic conventions are the way that formulas and algebraic problems are shown. For example one convention is 'x'. X is often a primary variable.
Algebraic conventions are standards used in algebra, like formulas or x being a variable
An algebraic expression for "10 less than x" can be written as ( x - 10 ). This indicates that you subtract 10 from the value of ( x ).
It is: x-5
x + 3
x - 8
x+8
It is simply: x+12
x - 11
That expression is x-6.
x - 10
It is: x-5