Question

Six times the sum of a number and twelve is forty.

Which equation represents this?

6N + 12N = 40
6N + 12 = 40
6(N + 12) = 40

Answer 1

Why don't you try it one step at a time.

Answer 2

6(N+12)=40

Answer 3

srry all these dirrect answers ill post anouther...

Answer 4

\(\bf Six ~times ~\color{red}{the ~sum ~of ~a ~number ~and ~twelve} ~is ~forty. \)

\(\bf ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\color{red}{~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~N + 12} \)

Answer 5

\(\bf \color{green}{Six ~times} ~\color{red}{the ~sum ~of ~a ~number ~and ~twelve} ~is ~forty.\)

\(\bf ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\color{green}{6(} \color{red}{N + 12} \color{green}{)} \)

\(\bf \color{green}{Six ~times} ~\color{red}{the ~sum ~of ~a ~number ~and ~twelve} \color{blue}{~is ~forty.}\)

\(\bf ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\color{green}{6(} \color{red}{N + 12} \color{green}{)}\color{blue}{= 40}\)