14/2
1
(14x2)-9
14.5
Re-write it properly first, in all-algebraic language: ' 7 + 8j + 7 -2j ' Now put like terms together: ' 7 + 7 +8j - 2j ' Then simplify by doing the arithmetic: ' 14 + 6j. ' And there you are!
"16-7w plus 14-6w" is an algebraic expression - not an equation nor an inequality. It cannot be solved. So there is no way to determine the value of w and therefore the value of w-1.
7
It is n + 14.
h 14
Answer = x x = 6K - 14
6k-14
14
X ÷ 2 = 14 or X/2 = 14 where the / means divided by.
To change the phrase "14 less than the quantity k times 6" to an algebraic expression, you would first write "k times 6" as 6k. Then, you would subtract 14 from that expression to get the final algebraic expression, which is 6k - 14. This expression represents the result of taking 14 away from the product of k and 6.
It is: 14c
It is 14/2.
As an expression it is: 5/y +14
The algebraic expression for 14 less than the quotient of 63 and the number H is ( \frac{63}{H} - 14 ). This expression first calculates the quotient of 63 and H, and then subtracts 14 from that result.