Translate the following equation into a verbal sentence 3x-y=5(y+2x)
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<h2>Answer with explanation:</h2>
We are given a equation as:
We are asked to translate this equation into verbal sentence i.e. we have to translate the mathematical expression to words.
The translation is:
<em>" 3 times a number "x" minus the other number "y" is equal to 5 times the sum of y and 2 times of x "</em>
( Since, 3x means 3 times of x.
and now this expression is subtracted from y such that the left hand side of the equation is: 3x-y
and in the right hand side of the equation we have the expression: 5(y+2x)
which is 5 times of the expression y+2x
which is y plus the 2 times of x )
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Hey mate,
Attachment 3 is a right angle because a right angle makes a straight line ( 90 degree angle)
that's why it's a right angle
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