Question

Translate the word phrase into a math expression.



three less than the product of six and a number

Answer 1

A. \[3<6n\]




B.\[\frac{ 6 }{ n }-3\]




C.\[6n -3\]




D. \[3 6n\]

Answer 2

D is \[3-6\]

Answer 3

@Data_LG2

Answer 4

@iGreen

Answer 5

What do you think?

'three less than' is subtracting 3.

'the product of six and a number' is multiplying 6 with 'x'

Answer 6

The answer is A.

Answer 7

is she right @iGreen

Answer 8

No, and she's not supposed to give answers.

Answer 9

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Answer 10

um well i dont understand this at all

Answer 11

What's 6 * x?

Answer 12

whats x?

Answer 13

Sorry bud. 👌

Answer 14

We don't know

Answer 15

then how do you do it?

Answer 16

?????????????

Answer 17

WHERE DID YOU GO???///

Answer 18

6 * x is the same as 6x

Answer 19

Now subtract 3 from it.

Answer 20

This is not making any sense to me

Answer 21

Write 3 being subtracted from it..you don't really subtract it..you just show that it's being subtracted from 6x.

Answer 22

really i feel so stupid now

Answer 23

*face plam*

Answer 24

so D

Answer 25

No..

Answer 26

That's 6n..not 6.

Answer 27

@sierra!

Answer 28

wait what?

Answer 29

It's not 3 - 6..

Answer 30

is it C

Answer 31

Yes!

Answer 32

Yaaay

Answer 33

ok i tagged you in another question