Which phrase matches the algebraic expression below? 2(x + 7) + 10 Two times the sum of x and seven plus ten Two times the difference of x and seven plus ten Two times x minus seven plus ten Two times x plus the sum of seven and ten
A) is the answer.
I say this because, x, and, 7, are in parenthesis and should be treated as one. Do you understand?
Anything in parenthesis can be considered a sum.
yes but i thought it would of been the 3rd one
@Compassionate thank you for clarity
no, the answer is a, there no minus in the answer
"Two times x minus seven plus ten." That is saying: 2x - 7 + 10 You see, it is being subtracted from 7. It needs to be a sum.
i did not study math in the english language country, therefore, don't know verbal phrases for math expressions
I'm glad that I helped you. Good day.
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