Seven times the difference of y and. one

Mathematics

1 answer:

pav-90 [236]3 years ago

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Hey there!

In order for you to solve this type of pre-algebraic expression you have to break down what the equation is telling (this method can make it easier to solve the problem

So, here's what I meant

$7 = 7 \\ times = multiplication (*) \\ difference = subtraction (-) \\ y =y \\ one = 1$

Now that we got that method out of the way we can solve for our answer in this particular problem:

$7(y-1) = 7y - 1 \\ \\ \\ Therefore, 7(y - 1)$ $would$ $most$ $likely$ $be$ $your$ $answer!$

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