<span>Math Term Definition. Algebraic Expression. An algebraic expression
is a mathematical phrase that can contain ordinary numbers, variables
(like x or y) and operators (like add,subtract,multiply, and divide).
Here are some algebraic expressions: a + 1.</span>
Answer:
X^2-x- 8/x+4
Step-by-step explanation:
X+4 becomes a negative 4
Then multiply -4 by the first number which is 1 so -4×1 is -4. Then subtract -4 by the second number 3. This gives you -1 so multiply that by 4 which is -4. Then subtract 4 from the third number -4. So that'll give you -8. Then add an x-value to every number except the very last number as that number will be you remainder.
The bottom answer is wrong; it's prime because it cannot be divisible by anything except for itself and one.
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation :
Let x be the number.
x × 8/100 =48
x =48 × 100/8
Now cut 48 by 8 and we get 6.
x = 6 ×100
x =600
So 600 is the required number.
