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1 year ago

Write an algebraic expression to represent each statement 50 added to half of a number, c

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Fittoniya [83]1 year ago

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The expression represented by 50 added to half of a number, c is 50 + c/2

<h3>What are expressions?</h3>

Expressions are mathematical statements that are represented by variables, coefficients and operators

<h3>How to translate the algebraic expression?</h3>

The expression is given as

50 added to half of a number, c

half of a number, c means divide c by 2

So, we have

50 added to half of a number, c => 50 added to c/2

Added to means +

So, we have

50 added to half of a number, c => 50 + c/2

Hence, the expression represented by the statement is 50 + c/2

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Oksana_A [137]

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