Question

Can you see if it did this right
Write an algebraic expression for the phrase: 6 more than the product of 8 and n.
here's my answer
6>8n

Answer 1

you wrote: "6 > 8n" which means 6 is greater than the product of 8 and n :)
You're close though :)
Your question says " 6 MORE than the product of 8 and n"
So product of 8 and n means 8n which you did (good job btw :D )
But now you want to focus on the "6 more" part.


Here's an example/hint :)
If i said " Zara had 4 MORE than than Sam"
This would mean
Zara = 4 + Sam, do you get it?

Answer 2

6 =>8n?

Answer 3

6 more means + 6

Answer 4

Ahh >.< I knew the equal sign looked silly. Thanks Buterflydreamer

Answer 5

it's aaaallll goood :) Good job though!

Answer 6

+6>8n?

Answer 7

Thanks :)

Answer 8

oh...wait a minute LOl.
Just to be safe, your question is to write " 6 more than the product of 8 and n" right?
If so then it would be
6 + 8n

Answer 9

Yes

Answer 10

Did i do it right?

Answer 11

well, 6 more than the product of 8 and n means : 8n + 6
We don't have an inequality so we wouldn't use "<" or ">"

Answer 12

Oh

Answer 13

yup :)

Answer 14

think of it like if i added 6 more, it would mean + 6 right?
So that's why it would be 8n + 6

Answer 15

Thanks big time.

Answer 16

No problem :D!