Question

Help Please!! Kinda hard
9th grade algebra 1

Answer 1

Step 1: Write five word phrases to be translated using the various key terms from the lesson. Examples must include variables, and there must be at least one example with an addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, parenthesis and exponent, and one with a combination of phrases or symbols.
Step 2: Provide the algebraic translations to the five word phrases from Step 1.
Step 3: Write five different algebraic expressions to be translated. Examples must include variables, and there must be at least one example with an addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, parenthesis and exponent, and one with a combination of phrases or symbols.
Step 4: Provide the translations of the expressions from Step 3.
Step 5: Create your own example of a mathematical phrase you might hear in the real world, and provide the translation for it. Be sure to identify what part of the phrase is represented by your variable.

Answer 2

@TinkerbellGirl

Answer 3

Its confusing right @TinkerbellGirl

Answer 4

Haha ya it is but I'll try

Answer 5

For the first one I think it means something like this
the sum of x and 5 I don't know though

Answer 6

Ok so just give me a minute

Answer 7

ok

Answer 8

I was helping this girl get fans and like 13 people fanned me!

Answer 9

wait did you just answer that whole thing buy your self?

Answer 10

whats step 2 number 5 with the question marks?

Answer 11

and if you read the question there is only like 5 questions not 10 because you didn't need to make the whole second step I know know @TinkerbellGirl

Answer 12

wait I figured out why you did that never mind!!

Answer 13

\(\LARGE Thanks\)

Answer 14

I took down the question, did you still get it

Answer 15

yes what about number 5 on the second step??

Answer 16

STEP 5

I just got my paycheck from work, and it's for $370! But my mom is making be give 10 dollars of it to each of my brothers!

Translation: 370 - 10x.

Does that make sense?

Answer 17

Wait please tell you didn't delete your answer I still needed it!

Answer 18

Ha ok just give me a sec

Answer 19

STEP 1

1. The sum of 10 and x minus 5 percent of x.
2. The quotient of x and 70.
3. 5 times the quantity x squared.
4. 17 decreased by the quantity x.
5. x increased by the square root of 29.

STEP 2
1. (10 + x) - .5(x).
2. x/70
3. 5(x^2)
4. 17-x 5. x + √29

For steps 3 and 4, do essentially what I did for 1 + 2 but opposite: write the equations first then use your words. Come up with unique ones. It's really simple, you can do it!

Answer 20

your missing 1 in the step 2 part

Answer 21

@TinkerbellGirl

Answer 22

Ya I'm here but what am I missing? Cuz I'm confused

Answer 23

you put this
STEP 2
1. (10 + x) - .5(x).
2. x/70
3. 5(x^2)
4. 17-x 5. x + ���29
were's number 5

Answer 24

and what are the question marks

Answer 25

Ha its one of those check mark sign thingys, you know what I'm talking about

Answer 26

5. x + √29

no its there haha i just forgot to push enter to put it on the next line. so 17-x 5 and x + √29 are separate

Answer 27

one

Answer 28

sec

Answer 29

so its this x + \[\sqrt{29}\]

Answer 30

ok thanks brb

Answer 31

Yep and ok

Answer 32

I know I owe you but before I do You need to help me some more...

Answer 33

if you want

Answer 34

@TinkerbellGirl

Answer 35

Kk

Answer 36

just give me a minute to study the lesson then I will ask question just but 5-10 minutes maybe less