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1 year ago

translate into algebric expressionthe sum of 22 and twice Chrissy score. use the variable c to represent Chrissy's score

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Volgvan1 year ago

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Chrissy's score = c

Twice means multiply by 2

twice Chrissy score = 2c

the sum of 22 and twice Chrissy score: 22+2c

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