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What phrase represents the algebraic expression x - 3?
Unknown Variable
How do you change a verbal phrase to a algebraic expression?
the sum of a number and three
What is an algebraic expression for the verbal phrase the quotient of a number plus 6 and 3?
6+3*n
What phrase bests describes the algebraic expression 13x-4?
17
What is a mathematical phrase that uses numerals and operation symbols?
An algebraic expression;)
Which algebraic expression represents this phrase The product of 34 and the number of pounds?
34/p
Which expression represents the algebraic phrase eleven less than seven times a number?
It can be: 7x-11
What algebraic expression represents this phrase the product of 50 and the number of employees?
50•n
What phrase represents the algebraic expression x - 3?
Unknown Variable
If c the number of cars in a parking lot which algebraic expression represents the phrase below?
The algebraic expression representing the phrase "the number of cars in a parking lot" is simply ( c ). If additional context or operations are specified (like adding or subtracting cars), those would modify the expression, but based on the information provided, ( c ) stands for the total number of cars.
How do you change a verbal phrase to a algebraic expression?
the sum of a number and three
What is an algebraic expression for phrase the product of 9 and a number t?
9t
What is the algebraic expression that represent the word phrase 5 more than s?
The algebraic expression that represents the phrase "5 more than s" is ( s + 5 ). This indicates that you take the value of ( s ) and add 5 to it.
Which phrase describes the algebraic expression x-21.5?
They are two terms of an algebraic expression.
Which expression represents the algebraic phrase the sum of negative three-eighths and four times x minus nine times z?
It could be: -3/8+4x-9z as an algebraic expression
What word phrase can you use to represent the algebraic expression?
you can use any letter as long as you know what it means and represents.
If p the number of plates on the table which algebraic expression represents the phrase below the number of plates on the table minus the 4 saved for dessert?
p-4
