Question

Translate the phrase into a math expression.

6 times the sum of a number and 5

A.
6 · n + 5

B.
6 · (n ÷ 5)

C.
6 · (n + 5)

D.
6 · (n · 5)

Answer 1

mmmmmmm i think i know this one but give me a min and ill do some research

Answer 2

ok tnx

Answer 3

ok i belive i know which one it is, what do you think?

Answer 4

and welcome to open study :)

Answer 5

thank you

Answer 6

i think it is A

Answer 7

6(n+5)

Answer 8

i don't think its that one shamil

Answer 9

wait it might be

Answer 10

i don't know how to take the last part bc 6 times a number which would be n
so 6*n and the sum of 5 so are they talking about multiplying 5 too sham?

Answer 11

@shamil98

Answer 12

The answer is C

Answer 13

but i know its for sure a or c

Answer 14

ok

Answer 15

6 x n +5 = 6n +5 which is wrong

Answer 16

6 x ( n + 5)

Answer 17

PEMDAS

Answer 18

please excuse my dear aunt sally

Answer 19

Parentheses are first, so that's why it is C.

Answer 20

how about this one

Answer 21

A construction company loads bricks weighing 12 pounds each on a pallet weighing 6 pounds.

Which expression gives the weight of a pallet containing n bricks?

A.
12 + (n + 6)

B.
12(n + 6)

C.
12n + 6

D.
18n