$Write the following phrase as an algebraic expression. Use y for theunknown."A number times 9"

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1 answer:

Rudiy271 year ago

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Given the following phrase:

$\text{A number times 9}$

Let the number = y

The word times means to use the product process

So, the algebraic expression will be as follows:

$9y$

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