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write an algerbraic expression for 6 more than the product of 8 and n and solve it. how would I do that? 6>8n^2
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You have your symbols wrong. In this case the term "more" refers to addition. You got product of 8 and n right but not seeing where you got ^2 from.
I though when u used n you had to square it and how would I solve it add 6 and 8
so it would be 6+8n and now im on a different one and its 45=3b+69 it would equal 8 correct
There comes a time in a math course where you do something like that while doing the quadratic formula. We won't be using that for this problem. Do you have your new algebraic expression yet?
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Sorry for the late reply don't forget your negative on your second answer I don't see any other errors in it.
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