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write each expression using n as your variable.then simplify fully.
1.five more than the sum of a number and ten.
2.the product of eight and seven less than a number.
3.the quotient of a number and three, increased by one.
4.ten less than the product of six and eight less than a number.
5.the difference of one less than a number and twice the number.
6.a number times its opposite, increased by seven.
1.five more than the sum of a number and ten.
2.the product of eight and seven less than a number.
3.the quotient of a number and three, increased by one.
4.ten less than the product of six and eight less than a number.
5.the difference of one less than a number and twice the number.
6.a number times its opposite, increased by seven.
Answers
Answered by
Henry
1. (10+n) + 5 = 15 + n.
2. 8*7 - n
3. n/3 + 1.
4. 6*8 - 10 - n = 38 - n.
5. (n-1) - 2 = n - 3.
6. n*(-n) + 7 = -n^2 + 7.
2. 8*7 - n
3. n/3 + 1.
4. 6*8 - 10 - n = 38 - n.
5. (n-1) - 2 = n - 3.
6. n*(-n) + 7 = -n^2 + 7.
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Anonymous
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