5+4x
' N ' is the number. 5 less than it is (N - 5).
3l - 5 is an expression for five less than three times the length l
5*B = 95
The question is ambiguous and the two possible answers are: Twelve times (a number and 5 times the number) = 12*(n + 5n) = 12*6n = 72n Twelve times a number amd five times the number = 12*n + 5*n = 17*n
The algebraic expression for "five more than three times some number" is 3x + 5, where x represents the unknown number.
5+4x
4x+5x
5x+3
Let the number be x and so the expression is: 5x-4
(x + 5)3
' N ' is the number. 5 less than it is (N - 5).
3l - 5 is an expression for five less than three times the length l
2x + 5
Oh, dude, it's like you're asking me to do math at a party. Okay, so "thrice a number" is just 3 times a number, and "five less than" means you subtract 5. So, the algebraic expression for "five less than thrice a number" would be 3x - 5. Easy peasy, right?
50 - 5 ÷ i
7x+5