Which shows the phrase "the product of a number and 3" as a variable expression?

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JulijaS [17]1 year ago

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The algebraic expression for the word phrase "the product of a number and 3" as a variable expression is 3z

<h3>How to write an algebraic expression for the word phrase "the product of a number and 3" as a variable expression?</h3>

The word phrase is given as:

"the product of a number and 3"

Represent the number with z

So, the word phrase can be rewritten as:

"the product of a number z and 3"

The product of a number z and 3 is represented as:

z * 3

When evaluated,, the expression becomes

z * 3 = 3z

Hence, the algebraic expression for the word phrase "the product of a number and 3" as a variable expression is 3z

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Step-by-step explanation:

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