That could be interpreted in different ways. Sometimes "and" means "together with," sometimes "and" means "plus."
3 - 5(2 x a) or
3 - 10a simplified
The algebraic expression can be: 3 - (2 * a * 5).
The difficulty is in the phrase "two times a and five". The assumption of 2*a*5 may be incorrect since "and" implies addition. If so, depending on how the question is understood, the answer can be one of 3 - (2 * a + 5) or 3 - (2 * a) + 5 or even 3 - (2 * (a + 5)), each of which would give a different answer.
That is why we use the parenthesis in the mathematical expressions ;)
5
4
The product is positive
+6
To write the expression for "ten times the result of eleven minus two," you first calculate eleven minus two, which equals nine. Then, you multiply that result by ten. The final expression can be written as: ( 10 \times (11 - 2) ) or simply ( 10 \times 9 ).
5
4
The product is positive
It could be: -3/8+4x-9z as an algebraic expression
(3)(q-11) = 3q-33
As written, those are the same. For that sentence to equal 3, we need to use parentheses. (8 + 4) divided by 2 minus (1 x 3)
+6
To write the expression for "ten times the result of eleven minus two," you first calculate eleven minus two, which equals nine. Then, you multiply that result by ten. The final expression can be written as: ( 10 \times (11 - 2) ) or simply ( 10 \times 9 ).
Three times negative 2 minus three is equal to -9
Nine less than three times a number; the initial number being represented by s.
Three minus three times six plus two is equal to -13.
Three Times A Number x Minus Two translates to 3x-2 Three Times A Number x Minus Two translates to 3•x-2 Three Times A Number y Minus Two translates to 3y-2 Three Times A Number z Minus Two translates to 3z-2