Asked by Janae

You Got To write an ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSION!


10 times the difference of d and 3


Is: (d*3)-10
Answered by Me
My hw says explain why the plot u plotted is correct in between 2 n 3 there are 3 lines and you want to get 2 n 1/6 so I plotted the line between 2 and the line after that can u explain how I'm right ???
Answered by Writeacher
Janae,
What you have written is d times 3, minus 10.

Me,
Please post this separately. Use Post a New Question above.
Answered by Janae
Ok So 10*(d-3)
Answered by Writeacher
Yes -- but you can remove the *

By putting d-3 in parentheses right next to 10, multiplication is assumed.
Answered by Janae
Oh i get it any number beside the parentheses is multiplication


so if it says 7 minus the product of 2 and x
Product Means To Mulitiply.
so my answer will be (2-x)7
Answered by Ms. Sue
Yes on your first statement.

But your second statement means the product of 2 minus x times 7.

But the problem says 7 minus the product . . .



Answered by alanaR.
nope... it's 7-(2x)
Answered by Janae
So Its 7-(2*x)
Answered by alanaR.
u don't have to put "*" cuz (2x) means to multiply too
Answered by alanaR.
i'm doing the same sums ur doing now too..just started the 9th grade lol
Answered by Janae
Ok Thank Yall
i Get It Now

Its one that has a story to it and those are the ones i do not get!

It Say
Maddie earns $8 per hour. Write an algebraic expression to evalute how much money Maddie will earn if she works for 15, 20, 25, or 30 hours.
Answered by Janae
Im In The 8th Grade
Answered by Ms. Sue
Janae, please post this as a separate question.

Answered by Janae
are you talking about post a new question
Answered by Ms. Sue
Yes.

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