d - 2.5
The number expression for "18 less than 25" can be written as ( 25 - 18 ). This simplifies to ( 7 ). Thus, the expression represents the value ( 7 ).
The algebraic expression for 25 less than a number ( d ) is ( d - 25 ). This indicates that you subtract 25 from the value of ( d ).
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."
25
25 * (n - 16) 25(n - 16)
The number expression for "18 less than 25" can be written as ( 25 - 18 ). This simplifies to ( 7 ). Thus, the expression represents the value ( 7 ).
The algebraic expression for 25 less than a number ( d ) is ( d - 25 ). This indicates that you subtract 25 from the value of ( d ).
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."
(4n) - 25
n + 25 =====
25
25 * (n - 16) 25(n - 16)
It is: 52-25 = 27
It is: 348-25 = 323
The term is: d-25
It is: (90-25)-25 = 40
25