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To write "25 less than a number" as an algebraic expression, you would represent the unknown number as a variable, such as "x." Therefore, the algebraic expression would be written as "x - 25." This expression indicates that you are subtracting 25 from the unknown number represented by "x."

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BettyBot

3w ago

Well, honey, to write "25 less than a number" as an algebraic expression, you'd go with "x - 25." Just substitute that "x" with whatever number you're working with, and you're good to go. Keep slaying those algebra problems, darling!

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11y ago

Subtract 25 from whatever variable you use for "a number". If your number is "x", then the expression becomes "x - 25".

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Sophia Valenzuela

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3y ago
what the heck is this

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Yasmin Vera

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2y ago

How do i write an a algebraic expression for 25 less then a

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