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Gnesinka [82]
2 years ago
11

Consider the expression 17x+8x+35.Which of these mathematical statements could be used to accurately describe the given expressi

on?
Select all answer choices that apply. If only one answer choice applies, select "only" and the answer choice that applies. The product of seventeen and a number and eight times the same number minus thirty-five.The quotient of seventeen and a number plus the quotient of eight and the same number plus thirty-five.The product of seventeen and a number, increased by the product of eight and the same number, increased by thirty-five.onlySeventeen times a number plus eight times the same number plus thirty-five.

*The product of seventeen and a number and eight times the same number minus thirty-five.

*The quotient of seventeen and a number plus the quotient of eight and the same number plus thirty-five.

*The product of seventeen and a number, increased by the product of eight and the same number, increased by thirty-five.

*only

*Seventeen times a number plus eight times the same number plus thirty-five.
Mathematics
1 answer:
Mrac [35]2 years ago
5 0
3. The product of seventeen and a number, increased by the product of eight and the same number, increased by thirty/five.
4. Seventeen times a number plus eight times the same number plus thirty five
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