Question

eight times the sum of a number and 3 is equal to 5

Answer 1

Alright, so let's do this a new way.

Answer 2

so, are you familiar with he order of operations?

Answer 3

yes

Answer 4

alright, so you know how if you toss something in parentheses, those items are grouped together and you have to do what is inside first?

Answer 5

yes

Answer 6

with this, we are going to find the words, sum, difference, product, and/or quotient and put a parenthesis in front of it.

Answer 7

ok so sum needs a parenthesis

Answer 8

then, all of those will be structured like so
(sum of _______ and _______)
we put a parenthesis after the second item(the one that follows the and

Answer 9

8(x+3)=5?

Answer 10

when we do this, we are giving ourselves a hand for grouping the words where they need to be

Answer 11

that is correct

Answer 12

try another

Answer 13

the difference of a number times 4 and 9 equals 7

Answer 14

so group first, then write

Answer 15

x(4-9)=7

Answer 16

no, what word comes first?

Answer 17

the difference

Answer 18

x-4?

Answer 19

then make blanks so actually underline the two things that are being subtracted

Answer 20

tht would be x and 4

Answer 21

right

Answer 22

the (difference of \(\underline{ \text{a number times 4}}\) and \(\underline{ \text{9 }}\)equals 7

Answer 23

ahhhhh, x-9

Answer 24

no, you have to do the whole first underline

Answer 25

4x-9

Answer 26

there we go

Answer 27

ok, there are no more questions online

Answer 28

but you rock thank you so much

Answer 29

uh, I'm sure there is a generator somewhere. Hmm

Answer 30

A number increased by nine is fifteen

Answer 31

ok, i'll leave the thread open if you wanna find me more problems, i gotta move on though, i got one more lesson to do before the end of the night

Answer 32

Twice a number, decreased by twenty-nine, is seven.

Answer 33

x*9=15

Answer 34

increased doesn't mean mult

Answer 35

The quotient of fifty and five more than a number is ten

Answer 36

x+9?

Answer 37

yea

Answer 38

cool

Answer 39

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Answer 40

best of luck

Answer 41

ok, thank you

Answer 42

np :)