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I'm confused between using the terms "less than" in translating statements and phrases to expressions. What's the answer when the statement says:thrice a number less than fifty? I'm asking because sometimes expressions could be easily get just by putting "a" after "less than". Like seven less than a number. Please enlighten me.
8 years ago

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Steve
48 is 2 less than 50
50-x is x less than 50

<u>thrice a number less than fifty</u> is 50-3x

<u>7 less than a number</u> is x-7
8 years ago

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