Question

Is this right?

Answer 1

It's wrong

Answer 2

its not right sadly

Answer 3

Can you explain how it's wrong?

Answer 4

It says and with means +

Answer 5

The answer would be n/2 + 10

Answer 6

i hope this helps http://www.gvsd.org/cms/lib02/PA01001045/Centricity/Domain/404/Algebra%20Lesson%201.1%20Worksheet%20ANSWERS.pdf

Answer 7

I was just looking at that page

Answer 8

XD

Answer 9

Oh okay, cause I was lost at first

Answer 10

(✿◠‿◠) glad to semi help you Gabe did most of it

Answer 11

No, her answer was correct.

One half, of the sum.

the sum of a number and 10 is n+10
half of that is \(\large\rm \frac{1}{2}(n+10)\)

Answer 12

They didn't say `half of the number`,
they said `half of the sum`.

You take half of the entire thing, not just half of n.

Answer 13

@zepdrix I just checked and I got it wrong. Thanks for actually taking time to help!!!

Answer 14

I'm sorry

Answer 15

Aw that stinks >.<

Answer 16

\[correct\]

Answer 17

correct

Answer 18

opps sorry im semi good at math...

Answer 19

I took algebra last year
I don't remember most of it