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, pa

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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, pa

anonymous · Answer

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.

anonymous · Answer

@bibby

bibby · Answer

you'd have better luck posting this in math. I'm not sure I understand the questions.
(x+3)/5 is a phrase
as is two more than 6 times a number

anonymous · Answer

@bibby how do i put it in math
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bibby · Answer

close this question, click find more subjects up on top, select mathematics

anonymous · Answer

@bibby OKAY :)