The real answer is n-7
The sum of fifteen times a number and eight.
Eleven
twice the difference of three times a number and eight
X = number 48 - X = 4X - 7
3x-8>15
Eight-hundred and thirteen times seven equals fifteen thousand, six hundred and ninety-one.
The real answer is n-7
The sum of fifteen times a number and eight.
Include the result of of the multiplication to produce the sentence, "Seven times eight equals fifty six."
We'll use "n" to represent "number." First, "eight times a number" means the number is multiplied by eight. 8n Then, seven is added to 8n. 8n + 7 Also, you can display it like this if it helps: (8 x n) + 7
I don't know if you want this translated or solved. x^2+15=8x
Eleven
N = the number It's [ 7N + (N+8) ]
Yes; fifteen times seven is one hundred and five.
Let the number be x and so if 8x +1 = 7x then x = -1
8 x 7 = 56 Therefore, seven times larger than 8 is equal to 56.