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1 year ago

Question 2 Write the following as an algebraic expression y increased by 4

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nata0808 [166]1 year ago

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We need to write the given statement in math terms:

y increased by 4

Recall that increased means that we are adding 4 to the previous number.

Then the mathematical expression is:

y + 4

The quantity y has been increased by 4 units.

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