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Three more than the product of 17 and julies score. would it be 17+3j?
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@Will.H
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more means addition
and product means multiplication
answer of a multiplication problem*
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Hope that helps
so 17j + 3
bc 17 and Julies score
17j + 3
3 + 17 j
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Actualy it would be 17 j + 3
(17 times j) + 3
Three more than the product of 17 and julies score. would it be 17+3j? 3 more than means 3+ product of 17 and julies score means 17j 3+ 17j
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Daniel lol <3
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now u got 2 medals Daniel lol 1 from me
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lol you'll get one soon Human calculator is only 50 medals
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